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If a Long-Lived Asset's Remaining Expected Future Value Falls Below

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If a long-lived asset's remaining expected future value falls below its net book value,the asset is considered to be a/an

A) extraordinary item.
B) discontinued operation.
C) valuable asset.
D) impaired asset.

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