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Chapter 8, Problem 8.7P
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Reconstruct the information in Note 21 using T-accounts for Property, Plant and Equipment and
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To determine
Compute the amount of cash the company received for disposals and transfers for the current year.
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To determine
Compute the percentage of depreciation expense to
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