What is the correct process for determining depreciation expense for partial periods?   A: The straight line method should be used for the first year of the assets life.   B: The salvage value should be equal to last year's depreciation amount.   C: No depretiation should be expensed in the year of acquisition.   D: Depreciation for physical years should be broken up between fiscal years.

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