January 1, 2020 Para Inc. acquired all of the outstanding common stock of Sail, Co. for cash. The book values of Sail's assets | liabilities approximated current values except that the book value of its building was less than its fair value (i.e., lervalued), and the book value of a patent was greater than its fair value (i.e., overvalued). Assume that both assets have a aining useful life of 11 years. When preparing Para's 2020 consolidated income statement, which of the following ustments would be made? ) A) Depreciation expense would be decreased and amortization expense would be increased. ) B) Depreciation expense would be increased and amortization expense would be decreased. )C) Both depreciation expense and amortization expense would be increased. ) D) Both depreciation expense and amortization expense would be decreased.

January 1, 2020 Para Inc. acquired all of the outstanding common stock of Sail, Co. for cash. The book values of Sail's assets | liabilities approximated current values except that the book value of its building was less than its fair value (i.e., lervalued), and the book value of a patent was greater than its fair value (i.e., overvalued). Assume that both assets have a aining useful life of 11 years. When preparing Para's 2020 consolidated income statement, which of the following ustments would be made? ) A) Depreciation expense would be decreased and amortization expense would be increased. ) B) Depreciation expense would be increased and amortization expense would be decreased. )C) Both depreciation expense and amortization expense would be increased. ) D) Both depreciation expense and amortization expense would be decreased.

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