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A) We will determine the annual rate of change between 1991 and 2006 as follows:

We replace the values in the expression and solve for r, thatt is:


15000=34000(1+r)^(15)\Rightarrow(15)/(34)=(1+r)^(15)
\Rightarrow\sqrt[15]{(15)/(34)}=1+r\Rightarrow\Rightarrow r=\sqrt[15]{(15)/(34)}-1
\Rightarrow r=-0.0530926\ldots\Rightarrow r\approx-0.0531

So, the annual rate of change between 1991 and 2006 was of approximately -5%.

B) The correct answer in percentage form is -5.31%.

C) If we assume that te car value continues to drop by the same percentage, for the year 210 would have been:


S\approx34000(1-0.0531)^(19)\Rightarrow S\approx12057.49614

So, the value would end up being approximately $12057.5.

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