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College Algebra in Context with Applications for the Managerial, Life, and Social Sciences 3rd Edition by Ronald J Harshbarger, Lisa Yocco

Edition 3ISBN: 032157060X
book College Algebra in Context with Applications for the Managerial, Life, and Social Sciences 3rd Edition by Ronald J Harshbarger, Lisa Yocco cover

College Algebra in Context with Applications for the Managerial, Life, and Social Sciences 3rd Edition by Ronald J Harshbarger, Lisa Yocco

Edition 3ISBN: 032157060X
Exercise 45
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A home purchased in 1996 for $190,000 and it was appraised at $270,000 in 2000.

And the rate of increase in the value of the home is assumed to be constant.

a) To find an equation for the value of the home as a function of the number of years,    <div class=answer> A home purchased in 1996 for $190,000 and it was appraised at $270,000 in 2000. And the rate of increase in the value of the home is assumed to be constant. a) To find an equation for the value of the home as a function of the number of years,   after 1996. Assuming year 1996 as 0, then year 2000 will be 4. Assume that the equation   fits to the data   Substitute   in the equation   as shown below:   after 1996.

Assuming year 1996 as 0, then year 2000 will be 4.

Assume that the equation     <div class=answer> A home purchased in 1996 for $190,000 and it was appraised at $270,000 in 2000. And the rate of increase in the value of the home is assumed to be constant. a) To find an equation for the value of the home as a function of the number of years,   after 1996. Assuming year 1996 as 0, then year 2000 will be 4. Assume that the equation   fits to the data   Substitute   in the equation   as shown below:   fits to the data     <div class=answer> A home purchased in 1996 for $190,000 and it was appraised at $270,000 in 2000. And the rate of increase in the value of the home is assumed to be constant. a) To find an equation for the value of the home as a function of the number of years,   after 1996. Assuming year 1996 as 0, then year 2000 will be 4. Assume that the equation   fits to the data   Substitute   in the equation   as shown below:

Substitute     <div class=answer> A home purchased in 1996 for $190,000 and it was appraised at $270,000 in 2000. And the rate of increase in the value of the home is assumed to be constant. a) To find an equation for the value of the home as a function of the number of years,   after 1996. Assuming year 1996 as 0, then year 2000 will be 4. Assume that the equation   fits to the data   Substitute   in the equation   as shown below:   in the equation     <div class=answer> A home purchased in 1996 for $190,000 and it was appraised at $270,000 in 2000. And the rate of increase in the value of the home is assumed to be constant. a) To find an equation for the value of the home as a function of the number of years,   after 1996. Assuming year 1996 as 0, then year 2000 will be 4. Assume that the equation   fits to the data   Substitute   in the equation   as shown below:   as shown below:

    <div class=answer> A home purchased in 1996 for $190,000 and it was appraised at $270,000 in 2000. And the rate of increase in the value of the home is assumed to be constant. a) To find an equation for the value of the home as a function of the number of years,   after 1996. Assuming year 1996 as 0, then year 2000 will be 4. Assume that the equation   fits to the data   Substitute   in the equation   as shown below:


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