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You decide to buy a boat that cost $8550. The normal depreciation for such a boat is 17% per year. If you pay for the boat with

a 5 year loan, how much less will the boat be worth after your paid off the loan?

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Lyrx [107]2 years ago

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$5,182.12
or
$3,367.88

I think it's one these two.

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