During 20x3, Culverson Company purchased the rights to extract coal from an old coal mine. The cost of the coal rights was $161700, with estimated 21,000 tons of sellable coal. During 20x3, Culverson extracted and sold 4,200 tons of coal. How much depletion expense would Culverson record in 20x3? (Do not round depletion rate per ton) Multiple Choice O O $32,340 $32.470 $40,425 $24,255
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20x3, Culverson extracted and sold 4,200 tons of coal.
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