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Depreciation per concert = (Total cost - Residual value) / Total estimated units over the useful life
Depreciation per concert = ($69,000 - $2,000) / 200 concerts
Depreciation per concert = $335
Concerts in first year = 55 concerts
Depreciation in first year = Concerts in first year * Depreciation per concert
Depreciation in first year = $335 * 55 concerts = $18,425
Depreciation in first year = $18,425
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