Question: A piece of machinery has a cost basis of $45,000. Its salvage value will be $5000 after10,000 hours of operation. With units-of-production depreciation, what is the allowabledepreciation rate per hour? What is the book value after 4,000 hours of operation?Suggestion: Use straight-line on an hourly basis for the rate. Use that rate to determine the BV @4,000 hours.

Depreciation Rate Per Hour This approach is used to compute the hourly rate of depreciation. The…

Its salvage val piece of machinery has a cost basis of s of operation. With units-of-production depreciation, what is rate per hour? What is the book value after 4,000 hours of o Use straight-line on an hourly basis for the rate. Use that rate

Its salvage val piece of machinery has a cost basis of s of operation. With units-of-production depreciation, what is rate per hour? What is the book value after 4,000 hours of o Use straight-line on an hourly basis for the rate. Use that rate

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