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2 years ago

Barry buys a new washing machine.

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Snezhnost [94]2 years ago

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Answer:

The machine decreases in value by 20% each year.

After 1 year the machine is worth only .8 of its original value.

The machine will only decrease by .2 * (.8 A) in the second year not .2 * A where A is the original amount.

A1 = .8 A

A2 = .8 A1 = .64 A value of machine after 2 years

.8 is the value Barry needs when the machine is new

.8^n never goes to zero

After 10 years value = .8^10 A = .11 A of its original value

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