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Greg buys a home for . His home is predicted to increase in value each
year.
What is the predicted value of his home in 30 years?




Question 18 (4 points)
Sarah bought her car for . It is expected to depreciate an average of
each year during the first 6 years.
What will the approximate value of her car be in 6 years?



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Mar 30,2025

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  • Greg’s home will be worth approximately $1,065,456 in 30 years.
  • Sarah’s car will be worth approximately $7,056 in 6 years.

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To forecast the value of Greg’s home, we can use the future value formula: , where is the current price, is the growth rate (0.04), and is the time in years (30). Plugging in the numbers, we find that . So, the predicted value of his home in 30 years is approximately .
For Sarah’s car, we can also apply the future value formula for depreciation, where the formula becomes . Given her car cost , the rate is , and time is 6 years. Thus, the calculation is . Therefore, the car’s approximate value in 6 years will be .
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