The value of a computer t years after purchase is $v(t) = 3000e^{-0.35t}$. At what rate is the computer's value falling after 3 years? In 3 years the computer's value will be depreciating at the rate of approximately $\boxed{}$ per year. (Round to the nearest dollar as needed.)
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