A state-of-the-art electroacoustic transducers device were purchased for use in SONAR medical purpose. The equipment will be DB depreciated over an expected life of 12 years. There is a cost basis of $25,000 and an estimated salvage of $2500. The salvage value after 12 years is:

A state-of-the-art electroacoustic transducers device were purchased for use in SONAR medical purpose. The equipment will be DB depreciated over an expected life of 12 years. There is a cost basis of $25,000 and an estimated salvage of $2500. The salvage value after 12 years is:

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