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kodGreya [7K]
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Monica wants to pursue a degree in psychology and has enrolled in the bachelor of arts program at ashford. her ultimate goal is

to earn a master's degree as a marriage and family therapist. knowing that she will be taking courses for a few years, she decides to get a computer that can store a lot of data. monica is most interested in the number of _______ her computer will have.
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solong [7]2 years ago
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Gigabytes?? I am old skool...but I think that may b your answer...Google it tho...
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1) if the land with a building is purchased with the intention of demolishing an old building and building a new building then selling it all the costs would be assigned to the purchase of land.

2) if the land is purchased with the building on it and that building is used for a short time and then demolished then the building demolish charges would be expense out.

3)if the land with a building is purchased with the intention of demolishing an old building and building a new building then  using it then two different costs accounts of land and building would be used. We would not demolish the old building without the new building being made so the demolish would be added in the incremental costs of the new building.

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