Given:
Initial value = 25,000
depreciation = 15% per annum based on net book value
Net book value = 25,000 (1 - 0.15)^t
where t is the number of years
NBV = 25,000 (0.85)^5
NBV = 25,000 (0.4437)
NBV = 11,092.50
The approximate value of the car 5 years from date of purchase is 11,092.50
Answer:
0.15
Step-by-step explanation:
Total number of students surveyed = 300
From the table,
(Girl n apple) = 46
P(girl n apple) = 46 / 300 = 0.153
Answer:
(a)
$850.
(b)
$4250.
(c)
$4267.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is given that the value of a new car decreases by about 15% in the first year.
(a)
Now we are asked to find the cost of a car after one year; if we are given the initial value of car=$1000.
As the rate decreases by 15%.
that means we have to pay (100-15)% of the initial amount.
i.e. we have to pay 85% of the initial amount.
Hence the amount one has to pay= 85% of 1000.
which is equal to =85%×1000
⇒ =
Hence, the amount of car after one year when initaial amount is $1000 is:
$850.
(b)
if initial amount=$ 5000
then amount one has to pay after one year:

Hence, the amount of car after one year when initaial amount is $5000 is:
$4250.
(c)
if initial amount=$ 5020
then amount one has to pay after one year:

Hence, the amount of car after one year when initaial amount is $5020 is:
$4267.
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