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Carla has a scooter worth $3,890. Her computer is worth $600. She owes $700 on her scooter and $497 on her credit card. Her pers

onal property has a value of $2,100. She has $3,000 in her bank accounts and a mutual fund valued at $4,800. She wants to take out a $2,600 loan to buy some new appliances. The value of the appliances after purchase will go down 20%. Complete the explanation of how the purchase of the appliances will change Carla's net worth.

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Zina [86]2 years ago

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will change by 12% because of the loan.

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zhuklara [117]2 years ago

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a problem with saving money

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i just foudn out you lips is the same skin as your eyes

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