Answer is option d
Depreciation is 7080$
Book value 63840$
Solution
Depreciation = cost of machine 78000 - 7200 salvage value =70800$
Life of asset 10 years =70800/10
Per year depreciation is $7080
Bookvalue at 31 Dec 2022
Is 78000-7080-7080= 63840$
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