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On Jan 1, 2018 depreciable value of the equipment = $63,600-3,900 = $59,700
annual depreciation = $59,700/3 = $19,900
Hence, depreciation expense for 2018 & 2019 are $19,900 each
On jan 1, 2020, depreciable value = $63,600=19,900*2 - 2,900 = $20,900
hence depreciation for 2020 & 2021 is $20,900/2 = $10,450 each
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