1) Kristine sold one asset on March 20th of 2023. It was a computer with an original basis of $10,000, purchased in May of 2021 and depreciated under the half-year convention. What is Kristine's depreciation deduction for 2023? Note: Round final answer to the nearest whole number. Blank

1) Kristine sold one asset on March 20th of 2023. It was a computer with an original basis of $10,000, purchased in May of 2021 and depreciated under the half-year convention. What is Kristine's depreciation deduction for 2023? Note: Round final answer to the nearest whole number. Blank

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