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Answer : $ 15,530
Depreciation Rate Per Unit = ( Cost - Salvage Value )/ USeful Life in MH = ( 26,900-2,900) /40,000 = 0.60 Per MH
Depreciation During the Three Years = ( 4,700+6,250+8,000) *0.60 = 11,370
Book Valeu at the End of the Third year = 26,900-11,370 =15,530 (Answer)
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