The book value of the equipment is $14000
Given,
equipment cost = $20,000
depreciation amounts = $6,000
book value of the equipment = equipment cost - depreciation cost
= 20000 - 6000
= $14000
<h3>What Are Depreciation Expenses?</h3>
Depreciation expense, on the other hand, is the amortized portion of the cost of the business's fixed assets during a certain period. Depreciation expense is recognized in the income statement as a non-cash expense that reduces the net income or profit of the business. For accounting purposes, depreciation expense is debited and accumulated depreciation is credited.
Depreciation expenses are treated as non-cash expenses because periodic monthly amortization is not involved in cash transactions.
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Step-by-step explanation:
BODMAS
B-brackets()
O-of(multiplication)×
D-division÷
M-multiplocation×
A-addition+
S-subtraction-
Solve for y by setting one equation =to X after that you can substitute the equation into the other one let's set the first one in X= FORM
X-7y=10
-2x+14y=-20
Add 7y to both sides of the first equation to let x stand alone
X=7y+10
Now you can substitute x on the second equation
-2 (7y+10)+14y=-20
Distribute
-14y-20+14y=-20
Add and simplify
Us cancel out =0
-20=-20
0=0
They are the same equations you can also divide the second equation by -2 which would make it look like this
X-7y=10
-2 (x-7y=10)
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Answer:
0.02 (rational)
2 (rational)
Square root of 2 (irrational)
Square root 1/2 (irrational)
Step-by-step explanation:
Rational numbers are numbers that can be in form of a/b such that a and b are not zeros. In other words, a and b are integers ranging from 1 to infinity.
Conversely, irrational numbers are numbers that are endless and are non repeating digits after decimal point.
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