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a man purchased a bus for rupees 16 00000 on a profit of rupees 210000 in three years if he sold it after three years is at 5% compound depreciation is loss is​

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Answered by dprantik17
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Answer:

According to straight line method, the amount of yearl -depreciation is calculated as follows:

Depreciation = (Cost of asset - Scrap value) / Estimated life and,

Depreciation = Rs. ( 50000 - 10000 ) / 10

Depreciation = Rs. 4000

Depreciation rate = (Depreciation expense / Cost of asset) * 100

Depreciation rate = (Rs. 4000 / Rs. 50000 ) * 100

Depreciation rate = 8%

Answered by payalchatterje
0

Answer:

Required loss is 18200 rupees.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,a man purchased a bus for rupees 1600000

For this he gained profit 210000 rupees.

Now we want to find if he sold the bus after three years is at 5% compound depreciation,what will be the loss?

By compound depreciation formula,

We know

Compound interest  = p {(1 -  \frac{r}{100}) }^{t}

Where p is principal and r is rate of interest and t is time.

Here

p = 1600000 \: rupees \\ r = 5\% \\ t = 3 \: years

So, Compound interest

= 1600000 {(1 -  \frac{5}{100}) }^{3} \\  = 1600000 \times  { (\frac{95}{100}) }^{3}  \\  = 1600000 \times  (\frac{19}{20} )^{3} \\  = 1371800 \: rupees

Now when the man purchased the bus ,he gained the profit 210000 rupees on 1600000 rupees.

So, actual price

 = 1600000 - 210000 \\  = 1390000 \:  \: rupees

Therefore required loss

 = 1390000 - 1371800 \\  = 18200 \:  \: rupees

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