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tory BokmarRS window Help ezto.mh connect. BA 211 Financial Acco ACCOUNTING Week

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tory BokmarRS window Help ezto.mh connect. BA 211 Financial Acco ACCOUNTING Week 9-LT Assets Question 2 (of 7) 2. M9-4 Computing Book Value (Straight-Line Depreciation) [LO 9-3] A machine that cost $126,500 has an estimated residual value of $5,500 and an estimated useful life of eleven years. The company uses Do not round intermediate calculations.) straight-line depreciation. Calculate its book value at the end of year 9. References eBook &Resources; Worksheet Difficulty: 1 Easy M9-4 Computing Book Value Straight-Line Depreciation) [LO 9- depreciation methods as economic benefits 31 Learning Objective: 09-03 Apply various are used up over time. 20

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2. first let us calculate the annual depreciation amount under straight line method

=>(cost - residual value) / useful life

=>($126,500 - $5,500) / 11 years

=>($121,000)/ 11 years

=>$11,000.

now,

book value at the end of year 9 in this case = cost - (depreciation per year * 9years)

=>$126,500 - ($11,000 * 9)

=>$27,500.

Book value = $27,500.

3rd question

.first let us know the depreciation per hour

=>(cost - residual value) / number of hours estimated to be used

=>($324,000 - $18,000) / 18,000

=>$17 per hour.

the number of hours used up till end of year 3 =3000 + 5000 +7000

=>15,000 hours.

=>total depreciation till the end of year 3 = $17 * 15,000 =>$255,000.

book value at end of year 3 = cost - depreciation till year 3

=>$324,000 - 255,000

=>$69,000.

book value = $69,000