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3 years ago

A new car depreciates 11% per year. if the new car is worth 23,882 today how much will it worth in 4 years

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Andrei [34K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Well..

Step-by-step explanation:

Do 23,882 by 11, then do the answer of that problem divided by 11 and so on

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A new car depreciates 11% per year. if the new car is worth 23,882 today how much will it worth in 4 years￼

A new car depreciates 11% per year. if the new car is worth 23,882 today how much will it worth in 4 years