Assume a fixed asset cost of $10,000 and a useful life of five years. In commencing to compute double-declining depreciation, the double-declining factor is computed as follows: first the $10,000 cost of the fixed asset is divided by the asset's useful life of five years to equal 20%, or a factor of .20. Required: Next multiply the factor of .20 by what amount to arrive at the proper double-declining factor?

	A.	Multiply by ten percent
	B.	Multiply by one-and-one-half
	C.	Multiply by two
	D.	None of the above