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1)Suppose that a company buys a computer network system that costs $21,000. They realize that the...
1)Suppose that a company buys a computer network system that
costs $21,000. They realize that the value of the s network follows
a straight-line depreciation where the computer network loses $135
per month. If you create a linear function to determine the value
of the computer network what would the slope be?
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2) Suppose that a company buys a computer network system that costs
$11,000. They realize that the value of the s network follows a
straight-line depreciation where the computer network loses $80 per
month. If you create a linear function to determine the value of
the computer network what would the y-intercept be?
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