SOLUTION: The value V of a stand-by generator after t years of depreciation is given by the formula V(t) =
57000e^−0.2t + 3500. Approximately how many years will it take for the value
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Question 1101056: The value V of a stand-by generator after t years of depreciation is given by the formula V(t) =
57000e^−0.2t + 3500. Approximately how many years will it take for the value to depreciate to
$5,000?
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