Year 2 depreciation:
Depreciation = Cost of asset * Depreciation rate
Depreciation = $71,129 * 24.49%
Depreciation = $17,419.49.
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Initial cash outlay = cost of asset + shipping cost + Working capital
Initial cash outlay = $39130 + $7,177 + $2,982
Initial cash outlay = $49,289
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