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Five years ago, I bought a Samsung 60 3D 1080p 240Hz LED Smart HDTV for $3000. I was assured that it had a useful life

Five years ago, I bought a Samsung 60" 3D 1080p 240Hz LED Smart HDTV for $3000. I was assured that it had a useful life of 10 years. I also purchased insurance for my TV for $300. The insurance covers all the repairs and replacements during the first four years, i.e., they will replace it with a brand new system if it fails for any reason even if it is my fault, like dropping it on the floor. If the TV fails after four years from the time of purchase, I will receive the book value minus a deductible (which is $500). Now, at the end of year 5, my TV has stopped working. The repair man says the repair is both time consuming and expensive and suggests that I file a claim with the insurance. Using each of the following depreciation methods, calculate the amount of money that I will receive from the insurance.

a) Straight line depreciation

b) Declining balance depreciation (while the salvage value is zero at the end of the useful life, for the DB method, you can assume that the salvage value is close to zero, e.g., $0.01, in order to be able to calculate depreciation)

c) MACRS-GDS depreciation

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