14. answer question ## Housing Price Comparison Using IndexThe following table shows a housing index that can be used to compare housing prices in different cities. Suppose you see a house valued at $260,000 in City G. Find the price of a comparable house in City D, City F, and City E.| City | Index | City | Index ||------|-------|------|-------|| City A | 100 | City F | 107 || City B | 147 | City G | 328 || City C | 175 | City H | 151 || City D | 401 | City J | 167 || City E | 150 | City K | 98 |### Formula for Price ComparisonIf you know the price of a particular home in your town, you can use the index to find the price of a comparable house in another town with the formula below.\[ \text{price (other town)} = \text{price (your town)} \times \left( \frac{\text{index (other town)}}{\text{index (your town)}} \right) \]A comparable house in City D would cost about $ \$ \boxed{} $. (Round to the nearest dollar.)

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The following table shows a housing index that can be used to compare housing prices in different cities. Suppose you see a house valued at $260,000 in City G. Find the price of a comparable house in City D, City F, and City E. If you know the price of a particular home in your town, you can use the index to find the price of a comparable house in another town with the formula below. index (other town) index (your town) price (other town) = price (your town) X City Index City Index 328 City A 100 City F 107 City B 147 City G City C 175 City H City D 401 City J 167 City E 150 City K 151 98 A comparable house in City D would cost about $. (Round to the nearest dollar.)

The following table shows a housing index that can be used to compare housing prices in different cities. Suppose you see a house valued at $260,000 in City G. Find the price of a comparable house in City D, City F, and City E. If you know the price of a particular home in your town, you can use the index to find the price of a comparable house in another town with the formula below. index (other town) index (your town) price (other town) = price (your town) X City Index City Index 328 City A 100 City F 107 City B 147 City G City C 175 City H City D 401 City J 167 City E 150 City K 151 98 A comparable house in City D would cost about $. (Round to the nearest dollar.)

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