Hello one of my favvvvv sons!
This is Accounting math, so congrats at being in college level math!
Now let's solve this! :)
The Book Value of an asset is the asset's cost minus the assets accumulated depreciation.
Asset's costs:
Purchase of equipment = $18,000
Shipping costs = $620.00
Installation costs = $590.00
Total = $19,210.00
Assets accumulated depreciation:
depreciation per year=(Cost of equipment-Salvage Value) ÷ Estimated Useful Life = (18000 - 2000) ÷ 10 = $ 1,600 per anum (per year)
Cost: $18,000
Salvage Value: $ 2,000
Estimated Useful Life: 10 years
With this data, we can make the following chart provided below.
Looking at the chart we can conclude that hence, in the 10th year, the accumulated depreciation value is $ 16,000.
So the Book Value at the end of year 10 is...
an asset is the assets cost - the assets accumulated depreciation.
$19,210.00 - $16,000 = $ 3,210
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