A jet ski depreciates at 11% of its original value each year. If the jet ski was $8,000 at its time of purchase, what is the val
ue of the jet ski after 5 years? (1 point)
2 answers:
Compounded depreciation formula:
A = P(1 - r)ⁿ , where P = original price, r= rate of depreciation, n = number of years and A = actual value (after depreciation):
A= $8000(1 - 11%)⁵ = 8000(0.89)⁵ = 4,467.24 ≈$4,467
Answer:
$4,467.25
Solving:
If the jet ski depreciates at 11% of its original value each year, each year the new value will be 89% of the value the previous year.
x = the value of the jet ski
t = the number of years
x = 8000 ( 0.89 )^t
8000 ( 0.89 )^5 = <span>4467.2475592 = $4,467.25
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Round your answer once calculated.
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