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| 38) | useful life | |||||||
| (39000-3000)/4000 | ||||||||
| 9 | years | |||||||
| out of 9 years expired is 3 years as (4000*3= 12000 accumulated dep) | ||||||||
| so remaining useful life is 6 years | ||||||||
| Answer) | option d | |||||||
| 6 years | ||||||||
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