Ans to ques no. 6
Depreciation per year = (125,000-25,000) / 5 = 20,000 per year
Net book value at the end of year 2 = 125000 - (20000*2) = 85,000
Annual depreciation charged for year 2 = 20,000
So the correct option is (c) Depreciation charge 20000; NBV 85,000
Ans to ques no. 7
Depreciation charge to year 2 on reducing balance percentage of 30 %
Year 1 = 125000 - 30 % = 87,500 NBV
Year 2 Depreciation = 87,500 * 30% = 26,250
So corrct option is (c) i.e. 26,250
Ans to ques no. 8
Correct option is (c) i.e The pension fund sponsor ( the firm)
Ans to ques no. 9
Correct option is (e) i.e. Market value of firm's debt plus market value of owner's equity
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