First, we need to know how much the car depreciates each year. Multiply the price of the car by the percentage.
We can turn 9% into a decimal by moving the decimal point two places to the right.
9% = .09
24500 * .09 = 2205
Multiply the product by the amount of years you want to predict the price at.
2205 * 10 = 22050
Subtract that from the original price of the car.
24500 - 22050 = 2450
The value of a 10 year old car that costs $24500 and depreciates 9% every year will cost $2450.
100 centimeters in 1 meter
Answer:
Equations:
<u>Mia: 10 + 10x = y</u>
<u>Julie: 100 - 5x = y</u>
Solved: <u>(6, 70)</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Mia: 10 + 10x = y
She already has 10 (<u>10</u>) and gains 10 (<u>+10</u>) per day (<u>x</u>). Total is y gained.
Julie: 100 - 5x = y
She already has 100 (<u>100</u>) and loses 5 (<u>-5</u>) per day (<u>x</u>). Total is y gained.
Then I simply solve
10 + 10x = y
100 - 5x = y
Resulting in (6, 70)
3x-15+2x-2
=5x-17
use the distribution property
