The purchase of a new mammogram machine should be included in which of the following types of budgets?
a. operational c. construction
b. capital d. balanced
B
A capital budget accounts for the purchase of major equipment. This includes new equipment, such as a new mammogram machine, or revisions to existing equipment.
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