Codification Exercise $\backslash$#$2$: Complete the following and upload it as a Word document $($required$).$ Do not hand write or use a pdf or Excel. Word doc only. You will want to preview the FASB Codification before attempting this and have access to the About the Codification pdf provided on that site. Question $6$ requires that you go into the codification and locate the area of the Accounting Standards Codification $($ASC$)$ that corresponds to the provided topic. You should provide the $8-$digit ASC citation. Question $1$: Identify the hierarchy of the following citation $($based on the FASB hybrid classification system$)$: $(4$ pts$)($a$)210$ indicates the $($b$)10$ indicates $\backslash (\backslash$underline$\{\backslash$underline$\{$t r$\}\}\backslash )($c$)50$ indicates the $($d$)1$ indicates the Question $2$: Select the part of the citation described by the following: $(1\mathrm{.}5$ pt$)$ Represent the nature of the content in a subtopic. a$.$ Topics b$.$ Subtopic c$.$ Section d$.$ Paragraph Question $3$: Select the part of the citation described by the following: $(1\mathrm{.}5$ pt$)$ Distinguished by type or scope. a$.$ Topics b$.$ Subtopic c$.$ Section d$.$ Paragraph Question $4$: Select the part of the citation described by the following: $(1\mathrm{.}5$ pt$)$ Represent a collection of related guidance. a$.$ Topics b$.$ Subtopic c$.$ Section d$.$ Paragraph Question $5$: Select the part of the citation described by the following: $(1\mathrm{.}5$ pt$)$ Represent the nature of the content in a subtopic. a$.$ Topics b$.$ Subtopic c$.$ Section d$.$ Paragraph Question $6$: Provide the $8-$digit citation from the FASB Codification for each of the following: $(20$ points total, $4$ pts ea$)$ A$.$ The disclosure requirements for depreciation on property, plant, and equipment for the notes to the financial statements. B$.$ Disclosure requirements for interest capitalization. C$.$ Disclosure requirements for maturities of long$-$term debt. D$.$ Disclosure requirements for: materiality considerations for correction of an error. E$.$ The initial measurement of goodwill from a business combination.