Annual depreciation expenses is
[Equipment cost-residual value]÷estimated useful life
Annual depreciation expenses
(20,500−2,500)÷4=4,500
Accumulated depreciation at the end of 2 years I
4,500×2=9,000
Book value at the end of 2 years is
20,500−9,000=11,500
Answer:
The answer is $206,451
Step-by-step explanation
This scenario is asking to subtract 19 percent away from 229,390 .
Step one : Divide 229,390 by 10 ( take away the zero behind the 9 )
Step 2 : Subtract 22,939 from 229,390 since we know ten percent of 229,390 is 22,939 = 206451
Ok so you could use the equation h=t divided by w.
h represents the hours volunteered in one week.
t represents the amount of hours volunteered in the original amount of weeks.
w represents the original amount of weeks.
When you plug In the numbers you get h=72 divided by 12 which gives you h=6 so Penn volunteered 6 hours in one week.
You know the answer is reasonable because there are 168 hours in a week, so Penn could easily spend 6 hours a week volunteering.
Sorry if my explanation is confusing, but I tried to help. Good luck :)
Answer:
answer is b
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
slope = (5-77)/(98-2) = -72/96 = -¾
