Question 1 (a)Let's say you made a mistake andoverestimated the value of breeding livestockby $15,000. How would this affect liquidity?Solvency?Question 1 (b) (Why do we use depreciation instead ofprincipal payments as an expense againstincome?

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Let's say you made a mistake and overestimated the value of breeding livestock by $15,000. How would this affect liquidity? Solvency? Question 1 (b) Why do we use depreciation instead of principal payments as an expense against income?