 I will be lying in a shaitanir regime. Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim. Let's have another question where we are going to revalue the assets after certain time. See the question. Has an associate purchased an asset for two million on January 1st, 2010? The asset has a useful life of five years and being depreciated using straight-line method. So try to understand here, the life is five years and there is no residual value. So straight away when you want to work out the depreciation, you divide two million by five. So per year depreciation comes to four hundred thousand. Now on January 2nd, 2012, you mean ten whole year, ten year depreciation and eleven years depreciation. So two years depreciation comes to four hundred thousand by two eight hundred thousand and now they are revaluing these assets. The valued amount is two point one million. Now look here. Our carrying value or carrying amount of assets in the balance sheet is one point two million. Two million minus eight hundred thousand accumulated depreciation. But now if you revalue it, it comes to two point one million. And now the question is what will be the remaining life? Obviously initially it was five years. Two years have already passed. So there remain only three years. So what happened? First of all, let's see how much is the revaluation reserve. And out of that reserve, we need now next two three years of depreciation. It's on two point one million. So that comes to seven hundred thousand. Instead of four hundred thousand, it will be seven hundred thousand. And the calculation is on the other slide. You will see just now, inshallah.