Well, if you say nine tenths, you know tenths is the first number after the decimal point. So you would put nine in the tenths spot.
Answer:
Depreciation
Step-by-step explanation:
Depreciation can be defined as the measure of the degree to which the economic value of a capital asset of an organization wear and tears over an existing period of time.
For example:
If a Tractor is bought for $15,000 and it has a useful lifespan of ten years, then every year, the value of the tractor will decline by $1,500. After five years, it will be worth $7,500. That is the tractor has depreciated by $7,500.
