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Average age of a company's long-term operating assets is computed as ________.
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the amount of depreciation expense divided by accumulated depreciation
the balance of ending net fixed assets divided by depreciation expense
the amount of depreciation expense divided by the balance of ending net fixed assets
the amount of accumulated depreciation divided by depreciation expense
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