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An equation for the depreciation of a car is given by y = A(1 – r)t , where y = current value of the car, A = original cost, r = rate of depreciation, and t = time, in years. The value of a car is half
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An equation for the depreciation of a car is given by y = A(1 – r)t , where y = current value of the car, A = original cost, r = rate of depreciation, and t = time, in years. The value of a car is half what it originally cost. The rate of depreciation is 10%. Approximately how old is the car?
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6.6 y/o
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y - current value of the car;
A - original cost;
t -time in years;
r - rate of depreciation;
r = 10% = 0.1
y = A ( 1 - r ) ^t
1/2 A = A ( 1 - 0.1 ) ^t / : A
0.5 = 0.9 ^ t
t = 6.5
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The car is approximately 6.5 years old.
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