How much is the depreciation for the current year using the composite method? KASEPH/TEACHER20day/jm/NEWN20OCURRICULUM/121%20AL/01%20lntermediateN20Acctg%202020%.20Vo201%20Conrado%20T%2Happy Company owned a power plant which consisted of thefollowing assets all acquired at the beginning of current year.ResidualvalueUseful lifeCostin yearsBuildingMachineryEquipment6,100,0002,550,0001,030,000100,00050,00030,0002010Required:

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