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Book Value = $ 85,000(New Bus) + 10,000 (Old Bus)
Bus Asset Class = 9 years
Solve for the
3 CLASSICAL METHODS:
1.) Straight Line
2.) Declining Balance
3.) Sum of the Years Digits
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