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Depreciation is loss in value of ________
A) Final goods B) Machinery C) Capital stock D) Stock of inventory

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Answered by Sheg
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Explanation:

Depreciation is loss in value of Capital Stock.

Answered by shishir303
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Depreciation is loss in value of ________

A) Final goods B) Machinery C) Capital stock D) Stock of inventory

The correct option is :

B) Machinery

Explanation ⦂

Depreciation refers to the reduction in the value of an asset due to a permanent decline in market value. When there is a physical deterioration of an asset or there is a decrease in its value, it is called depreciation. Assets include both movable and immovable assets, such as machinery, buildings, furniture, goods, etc. That is why loss in the value of machinery is considered in the context of depreciation. Final Goods, Capital Stock, and Inventory Stock are not depreciation-related elements.

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