The methods for depreciating assets are 1) straight-line depreciation; 2) declining balance depreciation (specifically double declining balance); and 3) units-of-production or units-of-activity or activity based depreciation. Is it possible that I can recieve help with descibing each method and comparing the different depreciation methods and its effect on net operating income?

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