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its 6,380, hope this helps
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Answer:

It will be worth $6380 after 1 year

Explanation:

The motorcycle cost $7250 = m

if it depreciates by 12% per year, that means it's value goes down by 12%

and that means that it now costs less than it's original cost

Hence it costs 12% less, Or, it's new value is, after taking out the 12% that it lost,

100-12 = 88

so, it's new value is 88% of it's original value,

So, after 1 year, it's value is,

New value = 88% of original value

New value = (88%)(m)

New value = (0.88)(7250)

New Value = $6380

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