Mathematics, 18.10.2019 07:30 mikeylaaliz9960

Suppose you buy a computer for $2400, and after one year it is worth $1800. let y be the value of your computer and t be the number of years since you purchased it. assume that it continues to depreciate at the same rate. what is the equation of a line that represents the value of your computer as a function of time

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