The amortization expense (to the nearest dollar) properly recognized for 20X1 is: On January 1, 20X1, Blake Company purchased a patent for $68,000. Thepatent has a remaining legal life of nine years and an expected servicelife of eight years. The amortization expense (to the nearest dollar)properly recognized for 20X1 is:A. $3,400.B. $0.C. $7,556.D. $8,500.E. None of these.

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