OOOOWould recordno impairmentloss on thepatent.Would record a$9 millionimpairment losson the patent.Would record a$39 millionimpairment losson the patent.Would record a$52 millionimpairment losson the patent. Jung Inc. owns a patent for which itpaid $85 million. At the end of 2021, ithad accumulated amortization on thepatent of $13 million. Due to adverseeconomic conditions, Jung'smanagement determined that itshould assess whether an impairmentloss should be recognized for thepatent. The estimated undiscountedfuture cash flows to be provided bythe patent total $42 million, and thepatent's fair value at that point is $33million. Under these circumstances,Jung:

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