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Arlecino [84]
3 years ago
6

Lana owns a house worth $325,000 and has a mortgage of $245,000. She owns a guitar worth $750. She also owns a car worth $15,000

and has $9,000 in car loans. She has $8,000 in stock investments and $2,100 in a savings account. What is Lana’s net worth? $83,750 $96,850 $254,000 $350,850
Business
2 answers:
diamong [38]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

$96,850

Explanation:

The net worth refers to the value of all the assets owned by a person or entity minus the value of all the liabilities. In Lana's case the assets are:

House $325,000

Guitar $750

Car $15,000

Stock investments $8,000

Savings Account $2,100

Total value of assets: $350,850

Lana's Liabilities:

Mortgage $245,000

Car loans $9,000

Total value of liabilities: $254,000

So, Lana's net worth would be:

$350,850-$254,000= $96,850

Tema [17]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

$96,850

Explanation:

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