SOLUTION: A company set aside a certain amount of money in the year 2000. The company spent exactly the same amount from that fund each year on perks for its employees. In 2002, there was st
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Question 1188754: A company set aside a certain amount of money in the year 2000. The company spent exactly the same amount from that fund each year on perks for its employees. In 2002, there was still $819,000 left in the fund. In 2006, there was $739,000 left. What is the rate (in dollars per year) at which this company is spending from this fund?
Answer by ikleyn(52786) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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To find the rate, take the difference of money and divide it by 2006 - 2002 = 4 years.
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