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1. On May 28, Jackson Jones borrowed $40,000 cash and gave the lender a 5%, 90...

1. On May 28, Jackson Jones borrowed $40,000 cash and gave the lender a 5%, 90 day note. Which of the following is the correct journal entry to record the payment of the note on the maturity date?

2. A company had the following plant asset:

New equipment cost $64,000

Salvage value 4,000
Useful life 5 years

The machine is also expensed to produce 150,000 units during its useful life.

Compute the depreciation expense for the year using the units of production method of depreciation assuming that 25,000 units were produced in year one.

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Answer 1

I have taken 360 days for interest calculation

(If we take 365 days interest will be $493)

Date Accounts and Explanation Debit Credit
August 26 Notes Payable $40,000
Interest Expense $     500
Cash $    40,500
(To record payment of Notes )

Interest = $40000 x 5% x 90/360

Answer 2

Depreciation for 1st year = $10000

Units of Production Method
Cost of Assets $                            64,000
Life of Assets 5 Years
Residual value $                              4,000
Estimated Units to be produced 150000 units
Depreciation = (Cost-Residual Value)/Life in miles =(64000-4000)/150000
=60000/150000
Depreciation per unit $                                 0.40 Per Unit
Depreciation for 1st year = 25000*.40 $                            10,000

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