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Mathematics, 24.04.2020 21:38 josefaarancibia5

You bought your house in 2015 for $142,000 and it's expected to increase in value
each year 4%. How much would you expect the house to be worth in 10 years? Round
your answer to the nearest dollar, do NOT use a dollar sign. (ex: 375,690.5666 -->
375,691) You must input a comma where necessary.

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