SOLUTION: in 2006 the average price of a home began to fall in most real estate markets across the country. The median price of a single family home In the U.S was $227,000 in 2006. suppose

SOLUTION: in 2006 the average price of a home began to fall in most real estate markets across the country. The median price of a single family home In the U.S was $227,000 in 2006. suppose

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Question 920364: in 2006 the average price of a home began to fall in most real estate markets across the country. The median price of a single family home In the U.S was $227,000 in 2006. suppose the median price is now $195,500. By what percent did the median price of a single family home drop? Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a percent
Answer by ewatrrr(24785) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
= 14.1%
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