If the company have supplies during the year was 2000 and the balance of supplies in the first year was 6000 so the supplies expenses will be= a. 2000 b. 4000 c. 6000 d. 8000 Clear my choice If the company purchased a car by 5000 and the useful life for the car 8 years and the salvage value will be 1000 so the depreciation expenses= a. 750 b. 500 c. 570 d. 1000 Clear my choice
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