A manufacturing company sells motorcycles with a five-year warranty against manufacturer's defects. The manufacturer expects that 0% of the motorcycles sold will prove to be defective in the first year after they are sold, 1% will prove to be defective in the second year, 2% will prove to be defective in the third and fourth years, and 3% will prove to be defective in the fifth year. The average cost to repair or replace a defective unit under the warranty is expected to be $50. The company's sales and warranty costs incurred in its first five years were as follows:

Year, Units Sold, Actual Costs of Repairs and Units Sold Replacements under the Warranty Plan

2016 7,400 $600

2017 8,200 $17,000

2018 11,500 $33,200

2019 12,800 $23,400

2020 5,900 $12,000

Calculate the amount that should have appeared in the estimated Warranty Provision account at the end of 2018. Assume the balance in the Warranty Provision account was zero at the beginning of 2016. Estimated warranty provision account, Dec. 31, 2018:

$ Calculate the amount of warranty expense that should have been recognized in 2019: