Using DBM, when is the t year with a book value of P8,592 if the asset is bought at a price of P19,594.00 and a salvage value of P4,661.00? The economic life is expected within 5 years. Answer round off to two decimal places A

Using DBM, when is the t year with a book value of P8,592 if the asset is bought at a price of P19,594.00 and a salvage value of P4,661.00? The economic life is expected within 5 years. Answer round off to two decimal places A

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Using DBM, when is the t year with a book value of P8,592 if the asset is bought at a price of P19,594.00 and a salvage value of P4,661.00?
The economic life is expected within 5 years.
Answer round off to two decimal places

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