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The formula to determine the asking price on a house is P=q+2n where q is the quality and n is the neighborhood. 1. Solve the eq

uation for q. Show all of your work. 2. What is the quality of a house with a neighborhood score 20000 and a price of 75000. 3. How much would a house cost with a quality 90000 and a neighborhood of 25000

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kotykmax [81]3 years ago

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1.q=p-2n
2.q=75000-2*20000
q=75000-40000
q=35000
3.p=90000+2*25000
p=90000+50000
p=140000

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