Calculate the total cost, total depreciation, and annual depreciation for the following assets by using the straight-line method. Cost Shipping Charges Setup Charge Total Cost Salvage Value Estimated Useful Life (years) Depreciation Total Annual 1. $5,600 $210 $54 $600 6
2. $16,900 $310 0 $1900 4

a. For Asset 1, we have:

Total cost = $5,864

Total depreciation = $5,264

Annual depreciation = $877.33

b. For Asset 2, we have:

Total cost = $17,210

Total depreciation = $15,310

Annual depreciation = $3,827.50

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Straight line method is a method of calculating depreciation and amortization of an asset by dividing the difference between the total cost and salvage value of an asset by its estimated useful life.

Therefore, wee have:

a. For Asset 1, we have:

Total cost = Cost + Shipping Charges + Setup Charge = $5,600 + $210 + $54 = $5,864

Total depreciation = Total cost - Salvage Value = $5,864.00 = $600 = $5,264

Annual depreciation = Total depreciation / Estimated Useful Life = $5,264 / 6 = $877.33

b. For Asset 2, we have:

Total cost = Cost + Shipping Charges + Setup Charge = $16,900 + $310 + $0 = $17,210

Total depreciation = Total cost - Salvage Value = $17,210 - $1,900 = $15,310

Annual depreciation = Total depreciation / Estimated Useful Life = $15,310 / 4 = $3,827.50

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