Amount of accumulation for depreciation =Book value start of year 8 (23 years remaining) * yield rate - coupon
Book value at start of year 8= 7954.82
Yield rate = 5%= 0.05
Coupon = 3%
= 10, 000 * 3%
= 300
Amount of accumulation = (7954.82*.05) -300= 97.74
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