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ENGG522 ENGINEERING ECONOMY

QUIZ 2
PART 1.

1. State the difference between stocks and bonds [5]

The difference between stocks and bonds is that stocks are shares in the ownership of a
business, while bonds are a form of debt that the issuing entity promises to repay at some
point in the future. ... This means that stocks are a riskier investment than bonds. Periodic
payments

2. If you are to venture a business, which type of ownership would you like to take? Why?[5]

Sole proprietorship

A sole proprietorship occurs when someone does business activities but doesn’t register as
another kind of business. There is no separate business entity, meaning there is no distinction
between the business owner’s personal and professional assets and liabilities.

Sole proprietorships are simple, easy to start, and one of the most common types of business
ownership. They are a good option for someone starting a low-risk business on a trial basis.
Also, no additional taxation!

However, because there is no formal separation, the business owner will become personally
liable for any obligation the business might have.

PART 2.

3. An electronic balance costs BD12,000 and has an estimated salvage value of


BD1000 at the end of its 8 years life. What would be the book value after three years
using the straight line method of solving for the depreciation? [10]

Question 3) Following is Given -:


Initial Cost = BD 12,000
Salvage Value = BD 1000
Useful Life = 8 years
Straight line Dpericiation = ( Initial Cost - Salvage Value ) / Useful Life
= ( 12,000 - 1000 ) / 8
= 11,000 / 8
Straight line Dpericiation = BD 1,375
Straight-line depreciation remains constant for all the years, so
So Accumulated Depreciation till year 3 = Straight-line Depreciation * 3
= BD 1,375 * 3
Accumulated Depreciation till year 3  = BD 4,125
Book Value After three year = Initial Cost - Accumulated Depreciation till year 3  
= BD 12,000 - BD 4,125
Book Value After three year   = BD 7,875

4. A television company purchased machinery for BD 15,000 in 2009 and a salvage


value of BD 3500 after 7 years. It is estimated to produce a maximum
production of 14,000 units in a span of 7 years. In 2010 it has produce a total of
3,000 units. Find the depreciation using the service output method. [10]

Question 4) Following is Given -:


Cost of Machinery in 2009 = BD 15,000
Salvage Value = BD 3500
Useful life = 7 years
Estimated to produce 14,000 units in 7 years
Depriciation per unit for machinery = ( Initial Cost - Salvage Value ) / Estimated number of
units to produce in 7 years
= ( 15,000 - 3500 ) / 14,000
= 11,500 / 14,000
Depriciation per unit for machinery = BD 0.8214285714285714 per unit.
Production in 2010 = 3000 unitsDepreciation for machinery in the
Depreciation for machinery in the year 2010 =  Depreciation per unit for machinery *
Production in 2010
= BD 0.8214285714285714 * 3000
Depreciation for machinery in the year 2010 = BD 2,464.28571428

5. A broadcasting corporation purchased an equipment for BD7,300 and paid.


The equipment has a useful life of 4 years with a trade value of BD800 against the
purchase of a new equipment at the end of the life. Compute the annual
depreciation value and the resulting book value at the end of 5 years using:
(Make a depreciation schedule using microsoft excel)

a) DDB [10 marks]

b) Sinking fund method at 10% interest [10 marks]

c) Sum of the years digit method [10 marks]

Since this asset has 5 years' life, the straight line depreciation rate would be 1/5 = 20%.
In DDB, we use 2*20% = 40% and apply it on the book value of the asset. Hence
this is what we get 412.13 as the BV at teh end of 5 years
Depreciation 40% on Closing BV = Opening
Year Opening BV
Opening BV BV - Depreciation

1            5,300.00            2,120.00      3,180.00

2            3,180.00            1,272.00      1,908.00

3            1,908.00               763.20      1,144.80

4            1,144.80               457.92         686.88

5               686.88               274.75         412.13

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