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deff fn [24]
3 years ago
5

A new car sells for $27,500. The value of the car decreases by 14% annually. You want to sell the car when it's worth about $400

0. Explain how many years you will keep the car, when you will sell it, and how you determined your answer.
Pleaseeee some one please help me explain ever step pleaseeee i have to tell my teacher how i got my answer please.
Mathematics
1 answer:
NemiM [27]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: 13 years.

Step-by-step explanation:

The price decreases by 14% anually

To find the decimal form, you have 14%/100% = 0.14

So, the year zero, the price is $27,500

After one year, the price is:

P = $27,500 - 0.14*$27500 = $27,500*(0.86)

After the second year, the price is:

P = $27,500*(0.86)^2

and so on, so we want to find x such that:

P = $27,500*(0.86)^x = $4000

0.86^x = $4000/$27,500

Now, using the natural logaritm rule:

a^x = b

x = ln(a)/ln(b)

x = ln($4000/$27,500)/ln(0.86) = 12.8

We can round it up to 13, so after 13 years the price of the car is about $4000

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