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Original depreciation expense = (750000-50000/10) = 70000 per year
accumulated depreciation (2012 to 2014) = 70000*3 = 210000
Revised depreciation expense = (750000-210000-40000)/10 = 50000
So depreciation expense for 2015 would be $50000
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