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You rent an apartment that costs
$
1300
$1300 per month during the first year, but the rent is set to go up 9.5% per year. What would be the rent of the apartment during the 11th year of living in the apartment? Round to the nearest tenth (if necessary).

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Answer:

$2,660

Step-by-step explanation:

9.5% of 1300 is 123.5

So to figure out what the rent would cost in 11 years, we just have to multiply 123.5 by 11.

123.5 × 11 = 1358.5

We can then add that number to 1300.

1358.5 + 1300 = $2658.5

Then we round.

Your final answer would be:

$2,660

Answer:

$3221.70 per month.

Step-by-step explanation:

After 1 year the monthly rate is 1300 * 1.095

= $1423.50 - that is during the second year.

The third  years  rent will be  1423.50 * 1.095  (  = 1300 * 1.095^2 - and so on every year.

During the  11th  year it will be 1300 * 1.095^10

= $3221.70 per moth.

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