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Butoxors [25]
3 years ago
12

Mr.Roney bought a brand new car for $25,000 in 2015. It is projected that her car will lose value by 7.25% each year. If Mr.Rone

y decides to sell his car in 2025, how much money will the car be worth
Mathematics
1 answer:
Delvig [45]3 years ago
3 0
We can make a recursive routine on a graphing calculator for this. 

First, enter {25000, 2015} to represent the original value and the year. Hit enter. 

Then enter {Ans(1)x0.9275, Ans(2)+1} to represent the value loss (multiplying
the original by less than one so it comes out less) and adding on a year. 

Keep hitting enter until the second value in the brackets is 2025, the year he will sell his car. 

You will end up with {11778.2072, 2025}. 

The first value is 11,778.2072, which to the nearest cent the car will be worth 
$11,778.21 once the year 2025 rolls around. 

Hope this helps!
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