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On 01 March 2021 , old equipment with a useful life of six years was sold for R3000 cash . The cost price of equipment sold was R12000 and the
1. Prepare the asset disposal account in the general ledger. Close off the account .
2. Calculate the balance in accumulated depreciation for equipment account as at 28 February 2022.
3. calculate The profit or loss on the disposal, if the equipment was sold 28 February 2022
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