Discussion
Functional depreciation differs from physical depreciation in arising from
Answer: A
Correct answer: obsolescence or a change in requirements
Physical depreciation is the asset wearing out; functional depreciation is its ceasing to be worth using although it still works. A machine superseded by a faster one, or a plant sized for a demand that has changed, has lost value functionally. It is often the larger of the two and the harder to forecast.
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