Does the difficulty in determining the current value of an asset create a problem in determining the depreciation expense that should be charged for a year?

A. Sometimes, but only if the level of uncertainty about the current value of an asset is very high

B. No, an assets value has nothing to do with determining depreciation

C. Yes, depreciation expenses can never be accurately calculated without knowing the current value of an asset

D. No, depreciation is based on assigning cost incurred at the time the asset was acquired, not its current value