Question 9:Ten years ago, Sarah and Ben bought a house in Cambridge, Ontario for $600,000. They made a down payment of $50,000 and took out a mortgage to cover the remaining$550,000. They have now paid $100,000 towards the mortgage principal. How much equity do they have in their home?O a. $50,000O b. $150,000O c. $550,000O d. $450,000

To find out how much equity Sarah and Ben have in their home, we need to calculate the current value…

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