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A公司2002年12月购管理用设备一台并投入使用，其成本为101万元，使用年限为5年，按直线法计提折旧，预计净残值为1万元。假设2003年、2004年和2005年三年年末该设备的预计可收回金额分别为41万元、37万元和45万元，预计使用寿命和净残值均未改变。 要求：编制2003～2005年3间年该设备计提折旧和提取减值准备的会计分录。
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