Assume that the following asset group has been deemed impaired by $500,000 (as a group). Asset/Liability Pre- Impairment Net Carrying Value Fair Value Asset A S 900,000 $600,000 Asset B $300,000 ? Asset C $450,000 $400,000 Asset D $600,000? Per your understanding of the application of ASC 360, what would be the post- impairment carrying value for Asset C? Group of answer choices $350,000 $400,000 $450,000 So

Assume that the following asset group has been deemed impaired by $500,000 (as a group). Asset/Liability Pre- Impairment Net Carrying Value Fair Value Asset A S 900,000 $600,000 Asset B $300,000 ? Asset C $450,000 $400,000 Asset D $600,000? Per your understanding of the application of ASC 360, what would be the post- impairment carrying value for Asset C? Group of answer choices $350,000 $400,000 $450,000 So

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