Problem: How to calculate depreciation on fixed assets
Enter the asset's purchase price.
For example, if you bought factory equipment for $1 , 000, then that's the amount that you'll use as the purchase price.
Subtract the salvage value from the purchase price to find the depreciable cost. OPTIONS:
- You will need to replace equity in your salvage assets with assets that have really been sold as a purchase price. For example, if you buy factory equipment for $50 , 000, you'll just pay 100% on factory equipment.
- The " scrap " or " salvage " value of the item represents how much it will be worth once it's outlived its usefulness. Subtract that number from the purchase price to get the depreciable cost.
- If the depreciable return at $200 is monthly, then that won't be the depreciable cost. Instead, you'll only get $200 in depreciable depreciable depreciable cost.
- Depreciation on any inventory will drop below the depreciable cost. For example, if you bought a business, then you might subtract $1 , 000 from the depreciable cost for the business.

Answer: The " scrap " or " salvage " value of the item represents how much it will be worth once it's outlived its usefulness. Subtract that number from the purchase price to get the depreciable cost.

Problem: . a close up of a person putting on a rack OPTIONS:
- is shown as well as the inside of a machine.
- is shown followed by several women lifting up large amounts of weight.
- is shown and leads into a person riding along the water on skis.
- is shown followed by arm wrestling.

Answer: is shown followed by several women lifting up large amounts of weight.

Problem: A group of hockey players are on the ice in a gym. They are using sticks to hit at the puck back and forth. the players OPTIONS:
- fight over the puck, trying to get it into the goal.
- ferociously hit at each other.
- kick the puck back and forth across the ice in such an elaborate fashion, it looks like they would overlay all of the hockey blocks to their attackers.
- kick their legs up and down.
Answer: fight over the puck, trying to get it into the goal.