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Annual Depreciation = (480000-0)/10 = $48,000
Net book value on Jan 1 2018 = 480000 - 48000*2 = $384,000
Difference in sale price and value = $401600 - 384000 = $17,600
New depreciation cost = 401600 /8 = $50,200
Difference in new depreciation cost = 50200 - 48000 = $2,200
Net income is reduced by= 17600 - 2200 = $15,400
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