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A two wheeler depreciates at 20 % of its value every year.
If present value of the same be 90000, its depreciated
value would be 36864 after how many years?

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Answered by Krishrkpmlakv
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

A two wheeler depreciates of its value every year = 20%

It's present value = Rs . 90000

Next year depreciated value of the two wheeler

= Rs.90000 × 20% = Rs.90000 × 20 / 100 = Rs. 18000

So, 1st year depreciated value = Rs.90000 - Rs. 18000 = Rs.72000

2nd year depreciated value of the two wheeler

= Rs.72000 × 20% = Rs 72000 × 20 / 100 = Rs 14400

So, 2nd year depreciated value = Rs 72000 - Rs 14400 = Rs 57600

3rd year depreciated value of the two wheeler

= Rs 57600 × 20% = Rs 57000 × 20 / 100 = Rs 11520

So, 3rd year depreciated value = Rs 57600 - Rs 14400 = Rs 46080

4th year depreciated value of the two wheeler

= Rs 46080 × 20% = Rs 46080 × 20 / 100 = Rs 9216

So, 4th year depreciated value = Rs 46080 - Rs 9216 = Rs 36864.

Thus, after 4 years it's deprecated value would be Rs 36864.

Therefore ,answer is 4 years.

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