The distinction between operating and nonoperating income relates to: primary activities of the reporting entity. consistency of income stream. continuity of income. reliability of measurements.

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Answer: Primary activities of reporting entity.

Explanation: Operational income is money gotten from sales of products that are the main product a company produces. Such as regular sales of commodities produced.

Non-operational income is money earned by a firm from seasonal sales, or sales made once in a while.

The difference between both of them is activity involved whether it is regular or occasional in nature.