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What is Depreciating assets

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Depreciating Assets could be anything you own that is losing its value. It could be in the form of stocks, valuables, a car, a house.

cricket20 [7]3 years ago

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A Depreciation is an accounting method of allocating the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life. ( That's The Definition)

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Computation of credit card's balance:

Amount of Card H after 3 years:

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Principal(P) = $1,186.44

Interest Rate(r) = 14.74%

Number of time period(n) = 3 years.

Applying the above values in the formula given in the question:

$\text{A} = \text{P}(1+ \dfrac{r}{n} )^n^t\\\\\\\text{A} =\$1,186.44(1+ \dfrac{14.74\%}{3} )^3\\\\\\\text{A}= \$1792.2$

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Now we take the difference between both the credit cards, we have:

$\text{Amount of Credit Card I}-\text{Amount of Credit Card H}\\\\=\43,371.58-\$1,792.2\\\\=\$1,579.38$

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