Oracle Exam 1z0-1107-2 Topic 1 Question 19 Discussion

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Question #: 19
Topic #: 1

Glenn Systems owns a luxury car and they want to restrict the amount of depreciation that should be charged to this asset in a particular period. Which two types of depreciation ceiling can they use to achieve this? (Choose two.)

ADepreciation Rate Ceiling

BDepreciation Cost Ceiling

CDepreciation Expense Ceiling

DDepreciation Period Ceiling

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Suggested Answer: C, D

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Lindsay

1 months ago

I heard Glenn Systems is considering a 'Depreciation Denial' policy. It's like climate change, but for their car.

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Yolando

2 months ago

Ah, the joys of luxury car ownership. Maybe they should just trade it in for a bike and call it a day. Less depreciation, more exercise!

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Aileen

1 months ago

B) Depreciation Cost Ceiling

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Galen

1 months ago

A) Depreciation Rate Ceiling

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Iraida

2 months ago

A) Depreciation Rate Ceiling? Really? That's like trying to slow down time to keep your car from getting old. Let's stick to the practical options, folks.

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Yoko

2 months ago

I'm torn between B) and C). Depreciation Expense Ceiling sounds like it could be a good way to keep the numbers looking good, but I don't want to risk any accounting shenanigans, you know?

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Alecia

26 days ago

C) Depreciation Expense Ceiling might be a safer choice to ensure the numbers stay in check without risking any accounting issues.

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Dahlia

27 days ago

B) I see what you mean. Depreciation Cost Ceiling could also be a useful tool to limit the total amount of depreciation charged to the luxury car.

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Theron

1 months ago

A) Depreciation Rate Ceiling is also a good option to consider. It can help control the rate at which the asset depreciates.

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Ivan

2 months ago

I'm not sure about Depreciation Expense Ceiling and Depreciation Period Ceiling. They don't seem to directly restrict the amount of depreciation charged to the luxury car.

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Brianne

2 months ago

I agree with Elden. Depreciation Rate Ceiling limits the rate of depreciation, while Depreciation Cost Ceiling limits the total amount of depreciation charged.

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Elden

2 months ago

I think they can use Depreciation Rate Ceiling and Depreciation Cost Ceiling.

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Thomasena

2 months ago

Hmm, B) Depreciation Cost Ceiling and D) Depreciation Period Ceiling seem like the obvious choices here. Gotta keep that luxury car looking fresh, you know?

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Gilma

28 days ago

Yeah, those options would ensure that the depreciation charged is limited, keeping the car's value intact.

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Xuan

1 months ago

I agree, B) Depreciation Cost Ceiling and D) Depreciation Period Ceiling would definitely help in maintaining the value of the luxury car.

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Curt

2 months ago

I'm not sure about Depreciation Expense Ceiling and Depreciation Period Ceiling. They don't seem to directly restrict the amount of depreciation charged to the luxury car.

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Keshia

2 months ago

I agree with Corrie. Depreciation Rate Ceiling limits the rate of depreciation, while Depreciation Cost Ceiling limits the total amount of depreciation charged.

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Corrie

2 months ago

I think they can use Depreciation Rate Ceiling and Depreciation Cost Ceiling.

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