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log_10 (600) is between 2 and 3
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Answer:
The value of Car B will become greater than the value of car A during the fifth year.
Step-by-step explanation:
Note: See the attached excel file for calculation of beginning and ending values of Cars A and B.
In the attached excel file, the following are used:
Annual Depreciation expense of Car A = Initial value of Car A * Depreciates rate of Car A = 30,000 * 20% = 6,000
Annual Depreciation expense of Car B from Year 1 to Year 6 = Initial value of Car B * Depreciates rate of Car B = 20,000 * 15% = 3,000
Annual Depreciation expense of Car B in Year 7 = Beginning value of Car B in Year 7 = 2,000
Conclusion
Since the 8,000 Beginning value of Car B in Year 5 is greater than the 6,000 Beginning value of Car A in Year 5, it therefore implies that the value Car B becomes greater than the value of car A during the fifth year.
Hello!
We could write this as an equation below.
0.76x=703
We divide both sides by 0.76.
x=925
Therefore, the regular price is $925.
I hope this helps!
First, convert your mixed numbers into improper fractions, so 8+3/8=69/8 and 2+1/3=7/3. Now you have 69/8=r-(7/3). Now, add 7/3 to both sides, so (69/8)+(7/3)=r. Now, just add your fractions, so (69/8)+(7/3)=207/24+56/24=(207+56)/24=263/24. If you need to, this can be converted back into the mixed number 10+23/24.
