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luda_lava [24]
3 years ago
15

Leonardo bought a new car for $33,560. The value of his car will depreciate at a rate of 13.8% every year. For which sequence do

es the nth term represent the value of Leonardo's car n years after he bought it?
A.) 33,560.00, 4,631.28, 639.15, 88.20
B.) 33,560.00, 28,928.72, 24,936.56, 21,495.31
C.) 28,928.72, 24,936.56, 21,495.31, 18,528.96
D.) 38,191.28 , 43,461.68, 49,459.39, 56,284.78
Mathematics
1 answer:
Dmitry [639]3 years ago
4 0

Answer: A

33,560 x 13.8%

4,631.28

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