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Category > Management Posted 29 Nov 2017 My Price 4.00

GDS MACRS method

12.12    Shirley is studying depreciation in her engineering management course. The instructor asked her to graphically compare the total percent of first cost depreciated for an asset costing B dollars over a life of n = 5 years for DDB and 125% DB depre- ciation. Help her by developing the plots of per- cent of B depreciated versus years. Use a spread- sheet unless instructed otherwise.

12.13    Develop the depreciation and book value sched- ules using the GDS MACRS method for oil and gas drilling equipment that cost $1.2 million. A salvage value of $300,000 is estimated.

 

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Status NEW Posted 29 Nov 2017 09:11 PM My Price 4.00

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