A firm has total assets of $7,560,000 and current assets of $1,389,000. Cash makes up 20% of current assets and accounts receivable makes up 5% of current assets. The firm's gross plant and equipment is $9,870,000. What is the firm's balance of depreciation? O $3,699,000 O $2,310,000 O $6,171,000 O $1,389,000
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