FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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At the beginning of last year, Bratworth Corporation purchased a piece of heavy
equipment for $99,000. The equipment has a life of five years or 100,000 hours. The estimated
residual value is $9,000. Bratworth used the equipment for 21,000 hours last year and 27,000
hours this year.
units-of-production methods would be as follows:
DDB UOP
a. $23,760 $26,730
b. $21,600 $26,730
c. $21,600 $24,300
d. $23,760 $24,300
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