00:01
Basically, going to be looking at this business.
00:04
We want to calculate the depreciation for the piece of equipment that was bought for $18 ,000.
00:13
Having been bought at $18 ,000, we understand that the salvage value is actually $4 ,000, so which means the depreciable amount is $14 ,000.
00:23
The method that is being used is the straight line depreciation method, and the useful life initially is given us five years.
00:31
So we're going to look at the depreciation for the first three years because the business apparently decides to change in the fourth year, the depreciation of the equipment.
00:45
They actually change the useful life.
00:48
So let's find out in year one what we witness, year two, year three, and we'll be looking at year four, which is what the question requires.
00:57
Of us.
00:58
So what is the depreciation? we calculate depreciation basically by the cost price minus the salvage value, salvage value divided by the useful life, which is five years in this first instance.
01:18
Okay, so basically the depreciation amount would be 2 ,800 in the first three years.
01:25
So 8 ,000, 2 ,800, a big pardon.
01:29
2 ,800 and the book value obviously stems from the 14 ,000 as the cost...