Asked by PerfecT
                1.Seven years ago,Rocco's drum kit cost him R12500. It has now been valued at R2300.what rate of simple depreciation does this represent?
2.Fiona buys a DStv satellite dish for R3000.Due to weathering,its value depreciates simply at 15% p.a. After how long will the satellite dish have a book value of zero?
            
        2.Fiona buys a DStv satellite dish for R3000.Due to weathering,its value depreciates simply at 15% p.a. After how long will the satellite dish have a book value of zero?
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                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    if it depreciates at r% per year, then
12500(1-r/100)^7 = 2300
r = 21.5%
the book value will never be zero. No matter how many times you multiply by 0.85 the answer is never zero. Presumably at some small fraction of residual value the book value is zero, but that has not been stated.
    
12500(1-r/100)^7 = 2300
r = 21.5%
the book value will never be zero. No matter how many times you multiply by 0.85 the answer is never zero. Presumably at some small fraction of residual value the book value is zero, but that has not been stated.
                    Answered by
            PerfecT
            
    Thank u Steve
    
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