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Following are different ways of measuring depreciation for the year ended 30th June, 20X2:
- Straight Line Depreciation Method.
- Diminishing Balance Method.
- Sum of Years' Digits Method.
- Unit of Production Method(in this case by dividing the depreciable cost by 40,000)
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