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In this exercise, assume straight-line depreciation or straight-line appreciation. A truck was purchased for $19,688. Its salvage value at the end of 8 years is expected to be $1,400. Find the depreciation equation. (Use x for the independent variable.)
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please help me
oh ok
19688-1400/8
2268
@ludvic u get that
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no
why?
(Cost - Salvage) / Life) this is the formula to calculate depreciation
okay thankyou is that the equation though?
its the formula
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equation will be x=(Cost - Salvage) / Life)
x=(19688-1400)/8 x=2268
@ludvic u get that now????????
Okay okay thanks but the answer says y=the answer
then in place of x u gotta take y
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because in accounts this is the way to calculate depreciation when salvage value and no.o f life is given @ludvic
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