A textile company bought machinery for $200,000 on the 1st of January that has an approximate 10 years of useful life and about $20,000 estimated residential value. The asset is sold by the firm at its residential value during the end of 10th year. The expected production units of the machinery is 15,000 during the course of its useful life. The current production pattern of the machinery is: Year Production 1-3 2,000 units per year 4 - 7 1,500 units per year 8-10 1,000 units per year Determine the Total Amount of Depreciation with the Help of the Units of Production Method. Pass the Required Entries of the Journal and Prepare the Machinery A/c. Your answer:

A textile company bought machinery for $200,000 on the 1st of January that has an approximate 10 years of useful life and about $20,000 estimated residential value. The asset is sold by the firm at its residential value during the end of 10th year. The expected production units of the machinery is 15,000 during the course of its useful life. The current production pattern of the machinery is: Year Production 1-3 2,000 units per year 4 - 7 1,500 units per year 8-10 1,000 units per year Determine the Total Amount of Depreciation with the Help of the Units of Production Method. Pass the Required Entries of the Journal and Prepare the Machinery A/c. Your answer:

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