Q1// On 1/1/2012 Tikrit company purchased Machines that cost 500,000, the machines is expected useful life 8 years, and estimate salvage value Zero (20 Mark) .Depreciation Expenses at the ond o f 201 ill bo 1

Q1// On 1/1/2012 Tikrit company purchased Machines that cost 500,000, the machines is expected useful life 8 years, and estimate salvage value Zero (20 Mark) .Depreciation Expenses at the ond o f 201 ill bo 1

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