The value, in dollars, of a particular KX37B computer is given by V = - 412.48x + 6843, where x is the number of years the computer has been in existence.

a. - 412.48 signifies the amount of depreciation in one year, and 6843 signifies the initial cost.

c. - 412.48 signifies the hourly cost of repairs, and 6843 signifies the cost of software.

b. - 412.48 signifies the number of computers owned, and 6843 signifies the cost of electricity.

d. 6843 signifies the amount of depreciation in one year, and - 412.48 signifies the initial cost.

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Evelin Page

1 August, 15:43

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Dominick Newton · Answer 1

The answer is a because if x equals the amount of years the computer has been in existence, the value would obviously go down.