The depreciation for Year 4 under the double declining balance method is $ 50,762.50 in absolute figures. However, as mentioned in the note given in the problem, we are supposed to round off the depreciation figures to 4 decimal places and then round the figure off to the nearest dollar. Since the depreciation is $ 50,762.5, rounding it off to the nearest whole number should give us $50,763.00. So this should be your answer.
The logic used is that in rounding off to the nearest whole number, 0.0,0.1,0.2,0.3,0.4 is rounded downwards to the previous whole number (i.e 1.2 will be rounded off to1) and 0.5,0.6,0.7,0.8,0.9 is rounded upwards toward the next whole number (i.e 2.5 will be rounded off to 3).
However, in case you are still getting a wrong answer, there may be some error in the software and hence, try putting in $ 50,762 and you may get a correct answer. (I hope this is not the case)
I have attached the calculation for your reference.
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