Air pollution from increased automobile traffic near a building with ornate exterior decoration has dissolved much of the intricate detail work. The cost of restoring the front of the building is roughly five times the building's present value. These facts describe

A.) curable external obsolescence.

B.) incurable functional obsolescence.

C.) incurable physical deterioration.

D.) curable external deterioration.

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Sterling Lloyd

Social Studies

14 November, 04:10

Air pollution from increased automobile traffic near a building with ornate exterior decoration has dissolved much of the intricate detail work. The cost of restoring the front of the building is roughly five times the building's present value. These facts describe

A.) curable external obsolescence.

B.) incurable functional obsolescence.

C.) incurable physical deterioration.

D.) curable external deterioration.

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Armani · Answer 1

Answer: A.) curable external obsolescence.

Explanation: According to wikkipedia obsolescence is" the state of being which occurs when an object, service, or practice is no longer wanted even though it may still be in good working order."

An ornate design is well crafted design that can hardly be reproduced. Due to the activity of pollution the very creative design is badly damaged, and although the building is in good working shape it is not very desirable to stay in due to its ugly appearance.