Fin Statement / Accounting Question

Suppose you are buying a new fixed asset - part cash and part debt. How does it affect the 3 fin statements?

Correct me if I am wrong:

Assume immediate effect (no depreciation expense incurs) 1) Income Statement: no change

2) Cash Flow Statement: overall cash decrease (CFI: decrease by total cost of asset, CFF: increase by debt raised)

3) B/S: assets: cash decrease, Fixed asset increase // liabilities increase // Equity no change

Do I always assume the "immediate effect" in this type of question? Or interviewers are expecting the increase in dep expense as well?

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