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1. A truck cost $60,000 when purchased and has a $55,000 balance in the accumulated depreciation...

1. A truck cost $60,000 when purchased and has a $55,000 balance in the accumulated depreciation account. If the truck is sold for $5,000 cash we will record:

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gain on disposal, $5,000

loss on disposal, $5,000

no gain or loss

no entry required

2. Which of the following is not an intangible asset?

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petroleum

goodwill

patent

trademark

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