Question 17. A crude oil processing plant costs RO 12,000. The residual value of the processing plant is RO 2000. The estimated capacity to process crude oil is 50,000 barrels of oil during its entire life. The production for the first year is 2000 barrels of crude oil. The depreciation for the first year by using units of production method is: a. RO 1400 b. RO 1200 c. RO 400 d. RO 800
Question 17. A crude oil processing plant costs RO 12,000. The residual value of the processing plant is RO 2000. The estimated capacity to process crude oil is 50,000 barrels of oil during its entire life. The production for the first year is 2000 barrels of crude oil. The depreciation for the first year by using units of production method is: a. RO 1400 b. RO 1200 c. RO 400 d. RO 800
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the processing plant is RO 2000. The estimated capacity to process crude oil is
50,000 barrels of oil during its entire life. The production for the first year is 2000
barrels of crude oil. The depreciation for the first year by using units of
production method is:
a. RO 1400
b. RO 1200
c. RO 400
d. RO 800](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F7c0a72d5-ac6d-43c1-83cd-c45acb0287f3%2F6f9f77ad-f80e-4e8d-a628-82e457c9d6b9%2Fapx3csf_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Question 17. A crude oil processing plant costs RO 12,000. The residual value of
the processing plant is RO 2000. The estimated capacity to process crude oil is
50,000 barrels of oil during its entire life. The production for the first year is 2000
barrels of crude oil. The depreciation for the first year by using units of
production method is:
a. RO 1400
b. RO 1200
c. RO 400
d. RO 800
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