An investment of $10,000 provides average net cash flows of $500 with zero salvage value. Depreciation is $15 per year. Calculate the accounting rate of return using the original investment. (Note: Round the answer to two decimal places.) a.4.85% b.3.41% c.5.19% d.6.47% e.3.29%

a.4.85%

Explanation:

The accounting rate of return will be calculated as:

= Average annual profit / Initial investment

where,

Average annual profit will be:

= Net cash flows - Depreciation expense

= $500-$15

= $485

Initial investment = $10000

Therefore, the accounting rate of return will be:

= $485 / $10,000

= 4.85%

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