Please rank these asset classes in order from shortest useful life to longest: Leasehold improvements, computer, and furniture.

"Computers usually have the shortest useful lives at three to five years. After that, technology begins to become obsolete and should be replaced. Furniture commonly has a useful life of five to ten years. Finally, leasehold improvements have the longest useful lives as they are permanent changes to a physical space, such as walls. Typically, the useful life of a leasehold improvement is anywhere from ten years to forty years."