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The amount an asset decreases in value from its original cost is called:

The amount an asset decreases in value from its original cost is called:
A) total cost
B) salvage value
C) book value
D) depreciation

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Business Math

Edition: 10^th

Authors: Cleaves, Hobbs, Noble

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Wonderful, thx.

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