Use the accompanying table of capital cost allowances to make the following calculations (separately). In all cases, there are no adjustments (e.g., for GST rebates or for investment tax credits). a. The UCC balance at the end of the previous year is $5,000. Assets purchased in Class 10 for the current year amount to $30,000. Find the UCC at the end of the year. b. The UCC balance at the end of the previous year is $5,000. Assets purchased in Class 10 for the current year amount to $15,000. Dispositions were $6,000. Find the UCC at the end of the year. c. The UCC balance at the end of the previous year for Class 8 was $20,000. This year, an asset worth $15,000 was added to Class 8 and another worth $16,000 was disposed of. What is the year-end UCC for this year? Use the accompanying table of capital cost allowances to make the following calculations (separately). In all cases, there are no adjustments (e.g., for GST rebates or for investment tax credits). a. The UCC balance at the end of the previous year is $5,000. Assets purchased in Class 10 for the current year amount to $30,000. Find the UCC at the end of the year. b. The UCC balance at the end of the previous year is $5,000. Assets purchased in Class 10 for the current year amount to $15,000. Dispositions were $6,000. Find the UCC at the end of the year. c. The UCC balance at the end of the previous year for Class 8 was $20,000. This year, an asset worth $15,000 was added to Class 8 and another worth $16,000 was disposed of. What is the year-end UCC for this year