Burger Queen Limited classified the following food processing plant as a non-current held for sale on 2January 2023, having met all the criteria for classification as held for sale required by IFRS 5.The effect of the classification as held for sale and measurement at initial classification Time left 0:57:53the table below:Carrying amount onclassificationIFRS 5 impairmentCarrying amountFood processing 378 000plant21 770356 230Depreciation on the food processing plant is provided for at 15% per annum straight-line based on acost of R480 000 (no residual value). The recoverable amount of the food processing plant based onvalue in use is R360 000 at 31 May 2023, and the remaining useful life of the food processing plant on31 May 2023 is 5 years and 3 months. The residual value of the asset has not changed and is still Rnil.On 31 May 2023 the directors of Burger Queen Ltd reconsidered and decided to no longer dispose ofthe food processing plant as they unexpectedly secured a large contract to produce patties for thenext five years.Calculate the depreciation charge on the food processing plant for 2023:a.38 667b. 72 00067 583d. 39 581Clear my choice

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