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Irina-Kira [14]
3 years ago
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A company paid ​$140 comma 000 for a new​ 18-wheeler. When it is 11 years old it will be worth ​$30 comma 000. Using​ straight-l

ine depreciation, the value of the truck in​ dollars, V, is a linear function of its age in​ years, n. Find the function and the value when the truck is 7 years old.
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1 answer:
ser-zykov [4K]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

V(n)=140,000-10000n

V(7)=$70,000

Explanation:

Purchase Cost= $140,000

Value After 11 Years =$30,000

Depreciation per Year = \frac{140000-30000}{11}  = \frac{110000}{11} =10000

The truck depreciates at a rate of $10000 per year.

Using​ straight-line depreciation, the value of the truck in​ dollars, V

The linear function of its age in years n, V(n)=140,000-10000n

When the truck is 7 years old

n=7

Truck's Value, V(n)=140,000-10000n

=140,000-(10000X7)

=140,000-70000

=$70,000

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