Solution
Q43. Depreciation rate under the units of production method:
Depreciation rate = depreciable base/estimated hours
Depreciable base = cost – residual value
Cost –
Purchase price $11,500
Transportation $500
Installation charges $1,500
Asset cost $13,500
Less: residual value $800
Depreciable base = $12,700
Estimated hours = 20,484 hours
Depreciation rate = $12,700/20,484 = $0.62 per hour
Hence the depreciation rate = $0.62 per hour
Q44. Depreciation for year when acquired on August 1 –
Depreciation expense = depreciation rate x hours of use
Hours of use = 2,500
Depreciation rate (computed above in Q43) = $0.62 per hour
Depreciation expense = $0.62 x 2,500 = $1,550
Depreciation expense = $1,550
Note: when depreciation expense is computed under units of production method, no significance is attached to the month of purchase of asset as the depreciation rate is computed based on estimated hours/(units).
Q45. Depreciation expense when machine is used for 3,000 hours –
Depreciation expense = depreciation rate x hours of use
= $0.62 x 3,000 = $1,860
Note: again since the depreciation rate is computed based on estimated hours, the useful life of asset is not considered and only the hours or use is needed to compute the depreciation expense.
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