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What types of assets are depreciated?
a.
intangible assets.
Ob.
natural resources.
property, plant and equipment, except for land.
Oc.
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long-term investments in marketable stocks and bonds.
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DEPRECIATION IS AN ACCOUNTING METHODS OF ALLOCATING THE COST OF TANGIBLE ASSETS OVER ITS USEFUL LIFE AND ITS USED TO ACCOUNT FOR DECLINES IN VALUE OVER TIME.
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