ENGINEERING ECONOMIC ENHANCED EBOOK
ENGINEERING ECONOMIC ENHANCED EBOOK
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Chapter 11, Problem 18P
To determine

(a)

The depreciation schedule using MACRS depreciation.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 18P

The depreciation schedule using MACRS is shown below.

Year (t) MACRS (rt) Cost (B) Depreciation dt=rt×B
1 14.29% $20,000 $7,145
2 24.49% $20,000 $12,245
3 17.49% $20,000 $8,745
4 12.49% $20,000 $6,245
5 8.93% $20,000 $4,465
6 8.92% $20,000 $4,460
7 8.93% $20,000 $4,465
8 4.46% $20,000 $2,230

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Cost of the crystal extraction device is $50,000.

Time period is 8 years.

Salvage value is $10,000.

Concept used:

Write the expression to calculate the depreciation value for the crystal extraction device.

dt=B×rt ...... (I)

Here, the depreciation value is dt, the cost of the crystal extraction device is B and the MACRS percentage is rt.

Calculation:

Crystal extraction device comes under MACRS GDS “all other property not assigned to another class” designation.

Using MACRS GDS 8 year property table calculate the depreciation for the crystal extraction device.

Calculate the depreciation for crystal extraction device.

Substitute $50,000 for B and 14.29% for rt in Equation (I).

dt=$50,000×14.29%=$7,145

Calculate the depreciation for 5 years and enter them in a table below.

Year (t) MACRS (rt) Cost (B) Depreciation dt=rt×B
1 14.29% $20,000 $7,145
2 24.49% $20,000 $12,245
3 17.49% $20,000 $8,745
4 12.49% $20,000 $6,245
5 8.93% $20,000 $4,465
6 8.92% $20,000 $4,460
7 8.93% $20,000 $4,465
8 4.46% $20,000 $2,230

Conclusion:

The depreciation schedule using MACRS is shown below

Year (t) MACRS (rt) Cost (B) Depreciation dt=rt×B
1 14.29% $20,000 $7,145
2 24.49% $20,000 $12,245
3 17.49% $20,000 $8,745
4 12.49% $20,000 $6,245
5 8.93% $20,000 $4,465
6 8.92% $20,000 $4,460
7 8.93% $20,000 $4,465
8 4.46% $20,000 $2,230
To determine

(b)

The depreciation schedule using straight line depreciation.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 18P

The depreciation schedule using straight line depreciation is shown below.

Year (t) Depreciation dt=BSn
1 $5,000
2 $5,000
3 $5,000
4 $5,000
5 $5,000
6 $5,000
7 $5,000
8 $5,000

Explanation of Solution

Concept used:

Write the expression to calculate the depreciation value for the crystal extraction device

dt=BSn ...... (II)

Here, the depreciation value is dt, the cost of the crystal extraction device is B, salvage value is S and number of years is n.

Calculation:

Calculate the depreciation for the crystal extraction device.

Substitute $50,000 for B, $10,000 for S and 8 for n in Equation (II).

dt=$50,000$10,0008=$5,000

Calculate the depreciation for 5 years and enter them in a table below.

Year (t) Depreciation dt=BSn
1 $5,000
2 $5,000
3 $5,000
4 $5,000
5 $5,000
6 $5,000
7 $5,000
8 $5,000

Conclusion:

The depreciation schedule using straight line depreciation is shown below.

Year (t) Depreciation dt=BSn
1 $5,000
2 $5,000
3 $5,000
4 $5,000
5 $5,000
6 $5,000
7 $5,000
8 $5,000
To determine

(c)

The depreciation schedule using SOYD.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 18P

The depreciation schedule using SOYD is shown below.

Year (t) Depreciation (dt)
1 $8,888.88
2 $7,778
3 $6,667
4 $5,556
5 $4,444
6 $3,333
7 $2,222
8 $1,111

Explanation of Solution

Concept used:

SOYD is known as sum of year’s digits depreciation.

Write the expression to calculate the depreciation of the crystal extraction device.

dt=nt+1SOYD(BS)dt=nt+1[n(n+1)2](BS) ...... (III)

Here, the depreciation value is dt, total number of years is n, cost of the crystal extraction device is B, particular year is t and salvage value after depreciable life is S.

Calculation:

Calculate the depreciation using SOYD for the crystal extraction device.

Substitute 8 for n, $50,000 for B and $10,000 for S in Equation (III).

dt=8t+1[8(8+1)2]($50,000$10,000)=(9t)36×($40,000)=$1111.11(9t) ......(IV)

Calculate the depreciation value for 5 year.

Year (t) Depreciation (dt)
1 $8,888.88
2 $7,778
3 $6,667
4 $5,556
5 $4,444
6 $3,333
7 $2,222
8 $1,111

Here, the depreciation is calculated from Equation (IV).

Conclusion:

The depreciation schedule using SOYD is shown below.

Year (t) Depreciation (dt)
1 $8,888.88
2 $7,778
3 $6,667
4 $5,556
5 $4,444
6 $3,333
7 $2,222
8 $1,111
To determine

(d)

The depreciation schedule using double declining balance depreciation.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 18P

The depreciation schedule using double declining balance depreciation is shown below.

Year (t) Depreciation (dt)
1 $12,500
2 $9,375
3 $7,031
4 $5,273.5
5 $3,955.125
6 $2,966.35
7 $2,224.75
8 $1,668.56

Explanation of Solution

Concept used:

Write the expression to calculate the depreciation using double declining balance depreciation

dt=2n(BDepreciationchargeuptoyeart) ...... (V)

Here, the depreciation is dt, number of years is n, cost is B.

Calculation:

Calculate the depreciation of the crystal extraction device for the first year.

Substitute 8 for n, $50,000 for B and 0 for depreciation charge up to year t in Equation (V).

dt=28($50,000$0)=28×$50,000=$12,500

Calculate the depreciation of the crystal extraction device for 5 years and enter it in a table below.

Year (t) Depreciation charge up to year t Depreciation (dt)
1 0 $12,500
2 $12,500 $9,375
3 $21,875 $7,031
4 $28,906 $5,273.5
5 $34,179.5 $3,955.125
6 $38,134.625 $2,966.35
7 $41,101 $2,224.75
8 $43,325.75 $1,668.56

Conclusion:

The depreciation schedule using double declining balance depreciation is shown below.

Year (t) Depreciation (dt)
1 $12,500
2 $9,375
3 $7,031
4 $5,273.5
5 $3,955.125
6 $2,966.35
7 $2,224.75
8 $1,668.56

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