SOLUTION: Bob is buying buildings. The cost of each building increases by 10% of the cost of the first building. If the cost of the first building is 2.7million, how much would number 10,000
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Question 696942: Bob is buying buildings. The cost of each building increases by 10% of the cost of the first building. If the cost of the first building is 2.7million, how much would number 10,000 cost Answer by ankor@dixie-net.com(22740) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Bob is buying buildings.
The cost of each building increases by 10% of the cost of the first building.
If the cost of the first building is 2.7million, how much would number 10,000 cost?
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Let A = cost of 10000th building in millions
A = 2.7 + (.1*10000*2.7)
A = 2.7 + 2700
A = 2702.7 million
