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Problem 30 Easy Difficulty

Use the given line graphs to answer the following questions.
What is the value of 35 -year-old machinery?

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$\$ 20,000$

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in question. Dirty, it says, was the value of a 35 year old machinery. So what you want to do on the X access on the X axis is go to where the 35 so 35 would be between 30 and 40. Okay, there's a graft there and then go up from 35 until you hit the line and go over to the Y axis and you'll see that the answer over here would be 15 so the value would be 15,000 because it says the value is given in thousands.

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