ABC purchased a machine on Jan 1, 2025 for $75934 with an estimated useful life of 12 years and no salvage valueABC uses the straight line depreciation method• On December 31, 2027 technological changes suggest the machine may be impaired• On December 31, 2027 the machine is expected to generate net cash flows of $4636 per year over its remaining life• On December 31, 2027 the fair value of the machine is $31532.65a. On Dec 31, 2027 the carrying value of the machine before any impairment loss is: $6952.50b. On Dec 31, 2027 the impairment loss, if any, is (enter as a negative amount): 25417.85c. On Dec 31, 2027 the carrying value of the machine after any impairment loss is: 31532.65xx

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ABC purchased a machine on Jan 1, 2025 for $75934 with an estimated useful life of 12 years and no salvage va ABC uses the straight line depreciation method On December 31, 2027 technological changes suggest the machine may be impaired On December 31, 2027 the machine is expected to generate net cash flows of $4636 per year over its remaining • On December 31, 2027 the fair value of the machine is $31532.65 a. On Dec 31, 2027 the carrying value of the machine before any impairment loss is: 56952.50 b. On Dec 31, 2027 the impairment loss, if any, is (enter as a negative amount): 25417.85 c. On Dec 31, 2027 the carrying value of the machine after any impairment loss is: 31532.65

ABC purchased a machine on Jan 1, 2025 for $75934 with an estimated useful life of 12 years and no salvage va ABC uses the straight line depreciation method On December 31, 2027 technological changes suggest the machine may be impaired On December 31, 2027 the machine is expected to generate net cash flows of $4636 per year over its remaining • On December 31, 2027 the fair value of the machine is $31532.65 a. On Dec 31, 2027 the carrying value of the machine before any impairment loss is: 56952.50 b. On Dec 31, 2027 the impairment loss, if any, is (enter as a negative amount): 25417.85 c. On Dec 31, 2027 the carrying value of the machine after any impairment loss is: 31532.65

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