In recent years, Sandhill Corporation has purchased three machines. Because of frequent employee turnover in the accounting department, a different accountant was in charge of selecting the depreciation method for each machine, and various methods have been used. Information concerning the machines is summarized in the table below.

Machine

Acquired

Cost

Value

Residual Useful Life

$($in years$)$

Depreciation Method

$1$

Jan. $1,2025$

$$104,000$

$$12,600$

$5$

Straight$-$line

$2$

July $1,2026$

$91,250$

$9,550$

$5$

Diminishing$-$balance

$3$

Nov. $1,2026$

$56,434$

$6,570$

$6$

Units$-$of$-$production

For the diminishing$-$balance method, Sandhill Corporation uses double the straight$-$line rate. For the units$-$of$-$production method, total machine hours are expected to be $21,680.$ Actual hours of use in the first $3$ years were: $2026,$

$420$; $2027,4,110$; and $2028,5390.$

IF above doesnt make sense, there are other questions about this question, the bottom just hasnt been done. Still need the whole question done though.

Someone else "answered" this but just have me machine $1,$ I NEED ALL $3$ MACHINES.

FIRST ONE WITH STRAIGHT$-$LINE DEPRECIATION

SECOND ONE WITH DIMINISHING$-$BALANCE DEPRECIATION

THIRD ONE WITH UNITS$-$OF$-$PRODUCTION DEPRECIATION