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Investing ActivitiesSection of the cash flow statement focused on transactions involving long-term assets such as equipment, land, and investments.Long-term AssetsResources like equipment, land, and buildings expected to provide benefits for more than one year and tracked in investing activities.Plant AssetsTangible long-term resources such as equipment and buildings used in operations and subject to depreciation.IntangiblesNon-physical long-term resources like patents or trademarks, included in investing activities when bought or sold.Cash InflowMoney received from selling long-term assets or investments, recorded in the investing section of the cash flow statement.Cash OutflowMoney paid to acquire long-term assets or investments, shown as a negative amount in the investing section.Journal EntryAccounting record that documents the details of asset sales, including cash received, cost, and accumulated depreciation.Historical CostOriginal purchase price of a long-term asset, used in journal entries to remove the asset from the books upon sale.Accumulated DepreciationTotal depreciation recorded against a long-term asset, reducing its book value and removed when the asset is sold.Contra AssetAccount that offsets a related asset account, such as accumulated depreciation reducing the value of equipment.Gain on SaleExcess of proceeds over the book value when a long-term asset is sold, recorded as a credit in the journal entry.Loss on SaleShortfall when proceeds from selling a long-term asset are less than its book value, recorded as a debit in the journal entry.Depreciation ExpensePeriodic allocation of an asset’s cost over its useful life, increasing accumulated depreciation each period.Book ValueNet amount of an asset on the books, calculated as historical cost minus accumulated depreciation.Cash Flow StatementFinancial report summarizing cash inflows and outflows from operating, investing, and financing activities.