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3. Suppose a new car is $10000 and a new truck is $15000. If they both depreciate $2000 after one year then the car's percent of decrease must be the same as the truck's percent of decrease.
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3. Suppose a new car is $10000 and a new truck is $15000. If they both depreciate $2000 after

one year then the car's percent of decrease must be the same as the truck's percent of decrease.

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