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Depreciation per copy = (Cost - Salvage value)/Total copies
= (11,700-1200)/100,000 = 0.105 per copy
A)
2011 = 16000*0.105 = 1680
2012 = 14000, 0.105 = 1470
B)
Accumulated Depreciation = 1680+1470 = 3150
C)
Book value = 11,700 - 3150 = 8550
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