A. |
Reduces operating expenses by $9 million. | |
B. |
Increases operating expenses by $1 million. |
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C. |
Increases operating expenses by $18 million. |
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D. |
Increases operating expenses by $2 million. |
Answer:- C. Increase in Operating expenses by $18 million
Computation:-
Amortization cost = $25million / 5 = $5 million per year
Depreciation on overvalued plant assets = $40million / 10 = $4 million per year
Second year Operating expenses = ($5 million + $4 million) * 2 years = $18 million.
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