accumulated depreciation of P971,065. In 20x2, Haze Co.recognized total depreciation of P599,035 and made someCo. show the following information:19. Haze Co.'s Dec. 31, 20x1 'financial statements reported totald. 6,800,000accumulated depreciation of P971,065. In 20x2, Haze Crecognized tótal depreciation of P599,035 and made somdisposals of PPE. The total accumulated depreciation on Der31, 20x2 was P854,102. How much were the accumulateddepreciation of the assets disposed of during 20x2?a. 689,0180.b. 715,998c. 749,624d. 802,23820. The comparative statements of financial position of AndanteCo. show the followinginformation:20.0Buildi

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P. Haze Co.'s Dec. 31, 20x1 financial statements reported total accumulated depreciation of P971,065. In 20x2, Haze Co. recognized tótal depreciation of P599,035 and made some disposals of PPE. The total accumulated depreciation on Der 31, 20x2 was P854,102. How much were the accumulated depreciation of the assets disposed of during 20x2? a. 689,018 b. 715,998 c. 749,624 d. 802.238

P. Haze Co.'s Dec. 31, 20x1 financial statements reported total accumulated depreciation of P971,065. In 20x2, Haze Co. recognized tótal depreciation of P599,035 and made some disposals of PPE. The total accumulated depreciation on Der 31, 20x2 was P854,102. How much were the accumulated depreciation of the assets disposed of during 20x2? a. 689,018 b. 715,998 c. 749,624 d. 802.238

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