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What is the difference between independent variables and dependent variables in a spreadsheet?

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On a spreadsheet there are two types of variables independent and dependent. Independent variables refer to those that can be changed and their value that is changing. A dependent variable is something that remains the same and the value of it does not change.

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a) a loss of $2220 would be recorded.

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First step is to calculate the Depreciation per annum using this formula

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Depreciation per annum = 46700/5

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Less: 31/12/14 Depreciation for the year ended 31 ($9,340)

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1/1/16 Less Sale value ($25,800)

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Therefore the correct option is :a loss of $2220 would be recorded.

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