Mr. Alvarez bought a house in October 2001 for $320,000. In October 2014 it was worth $268,000. Assuming a constant annual rate of decrease in value, what function is the best model for the value of the house in dollars, where t is the number of years after 2001? f( t) = 268,000(0.986452) A f(t) = 320,000(0.986452) B t f( t) = 268,000(1.013735) t C f( t) = 320,000(1.013735) Nex Back

Mr. Alvarez bought a house in October 2001 for $320,000. In October 2014 it was worth $268,000. Assuming a constant annual rate of decrease in value, what function is the best model for the value of the house in dollars, where t is the number of years after 2001? f( t) = 268,000(0.986452) A f(t) = 320,000(0.986452) B t f( t) = 268,000(1.013735) t C f( t) = 320,000(1.013735) Nex Back

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Chapter11: Long-term Assets

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