-15t/2 + 14159/272
I'm not exactly sure what you are looking for, but this is what I got.
The answer is 5.50$ you have to divide 16.50/ 3
Answer:
1 is 6.45
Step-by-step explanation:
3.25+1.55+1.65=6.45
Your approach is the ideal approach...
<span>the bone of contention here is the value of T... </span>
<span>it simply depends on the definition given... some people use 360, others use 365... so it depends on which style your class (or book) uses... </span>
Answer:
Depreciation should be on a value net of VAT.
Cost + (Cost * VAT) = 402,500
Cost + Cost * 15% = 402,500
1.15 * Cost = 402,500
Cost = $350,000
Depreciation is straight line for 6 years so per year is = 350,000/6 = $58,333
2019
In 2019 the June year end from date of purchase will be 10 months.
Depreciation in 2019
= Yearly depreciation * 10/12 months
= 58,333 * 10/12
= $48,611
Accumulated Depreciation 2019
= $48,611
2020
2020 will be a complete year so depreciation
= $58,333
Accumulated Depreciation 2020
= 2019 + 2020
= 48,611 + 58,333
= $106,944
