Concept:Sum-of-the-years'-digits depreciation uses the remaining life divided by the sum of the years.
Explanation:The sum of the years' digits is
4+3+2+1=10.
Using the stated cost of ₦
120,000, the depreciable amount is
NGN120,000−NGN2,000=NGN118,000.
First-year depreciation is
104×N118,000=N47,200.
Thus, the year-end book value would be
N120,000−N47,200=N72,800.
This is not among the options, so the question likely intended the cost as ₦
12,000.
Then the depreciable amount is
N12,000−N2,000=N10,000.
First-year depreciation becomes
104×N10,000=N4,000.
So, the value of the asset at the end of the first year is
₦12,000−₦4,000=₦8,000.
Answer:₦
8,000 Option B.