A. True or False: ________ 1. Depreciation is the decline in the market value of tangible fixed assets. ________ 2. Depreciation must be charged for ascertaining true profit or loss of the business ________ 3. When the market value of an asset is higher than the book value, then depreciation is not charged.

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