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![PART B: New Hot Whecls
Tanisha and Peter each buy a car. The graph below represents the value of T'anisha's car over time.
Value uf Car v. Time
20 000
16000
12 000
000
4000
a) Peter's car costs less than Tanisha's. The value of both cars changes at the same rate. Determine a
possible equation to represent the relationship between the value of Peter's car, V, in dollars, and
time, t, in years.
Time years
V-
/2T
Justify your equation.
20
b) Their friend, Anna bought a more expensive car than both Tanisha and Peter but the value of her car depreciates (goes lower in
value) much faster than their cars. Determine an equation to represent the relationship between the value of Anna's car. V, in dollars,
and time, t, in years. Justify your equation.
12T
20
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