On March 1, 2021, Sunshine paid $122,000 for a new copy machine. It was estimated that the machine would produce 850,000 copies over the next 5 years, at which time it could be sold for $ 20,000. The copy machine made the following number of copies during its life: 2021 110,000 copies 2022 168,000 copies 2023 154,000 copies 2024 143,000 copies 2025 87,500 copies It was sold on June 1, 2025 for $22, 200. Assuming Sunshine uses the Double Declining Balance method of depreciation, calculate 2024 depreciation expense: Select one: a. $20,760 b. $9, 280 c. $11,712 d. $17,160 e. $40,667

On March 1, 2021, Sunshine paid $122,000 for a new copy machine. It was estimated that the machine would produce 850,000 copies over the next 5 years, at which time it could be sold for $ 20,000. The copy machine made the following number of copies during its life: 2021 110,000 copies 2022 168,000 copies 2023 154,000 copies 2024 143,000 copies 2025 87,500 copies It was sold on June 1, 2025 for $22, 200. Assuming Sunshine uses the Double Declining Balance method of depreciation, calculate 2024 depreciation expense: Select one: a. $20,760 b. $9, 280 c. $11,712 d. $17,160 e. $40,667

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