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A bike is bought for $940 and sold 10 months later for $800. Find the depreciation equation.
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A bike is bought for $940 and sold 10 months later for $800. Find the depreciation equation.
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A bike is bought for $940 and sold 10 months later for $800.
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I guess it depriciates by $14 a month as it decreases by $140 in 10 months.
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