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Which of the follow2Question1. Which of the follow2. Which of the following types of depreciation is relevant to real estate...? Economic depreciation Material depreciation Capital depreciation Unit-of-production depreciaing is considered a depreciable asset...? Land Buildings Personal use assets FurnitureAnswer & ExplanationLet's address each question separately:1.Which of the following is considered a depreciable asset?oLand: Land is not considered a depreciable asset because it does not wear out, become obsolete, or get used up.oBuildings: Buildings are considered depreciable assets because they have a finite useful life and can lose value over time due to wear and tear.oPersonal use assets: These are typically not depreciated for tax purposes unless they are used in a business or income-producing activity.oFurniture: Furniture is considered a depreciable asset as it has a limited useful life and can

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1. Which of the follow2. Which of the following types of depreciation is

relevant to real estate...? Economic depreciation Material depreciation Capital

depreciation Unit-of-production depreciaing is considered a depreciable asset...?

Land Buildings Personal use assets Furniture




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Let's address each question separately:


1. Which of the following is considered a depreciable asset?


o Land: Land is not considered a depreciable asset because it does

not wear out, become obsolete, or get used up.


o Buildings: Buildings are considered depreciable assets because

they have a finite useful life and can lose value over time due to

wear and tear.

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