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A house has decreased in value by 27% since it was purchased. If the current value is $146,000, what was the value when it was p

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olga nikolaevna [1]3 years ago

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27% = 0.27 of 146.000 = 39.420

Add 39.420 at current value (39420+14600 ) = 185.420

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