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You bought $2000 worth of stocks in 2012. The value of the stocks have been decreasing by 10% each year. What will your stock be worth in 2017? Round to the nearest cent. $[wort…
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You bought $2000 worth of stocks in 2012. The value of the stocks have been decreasing by 10% each year. What will your stock be worth in 2017? Round to the nearest cent. $[wort…
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You bought $2000 worth of stocks in 2012. The value of the stocks have been decreasing by 10% each year.
What will your stock be worth in 2017? Round to the nearest cent.
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1000$ is the answer
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10% of 2000 is 200
200*5=1000
2000-1000=$1000.00
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