If fair value of an impairedintangible asset recovers after animpairment has been recognized,a restoration gain may be recordedin a subsequent period.O a. TrueO b. False

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If fair value of an impaired
intangible asset recovers after an
impairment has been recognized,
a restoration gain may be recorded
in a subsequent period.
O a. True
O b. False

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