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23 April, 13:03

The cost of a tv dropped from $265 in 2012 to $199 in 2014. Find the average rate (slope) at which the cost has been decreasing?

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  1. 23 April, 13:15
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    It has already been given in the question that the cost of tv has dropped fro $265 in 2012 to $199 in 2014. To find the average rate of decrease in the cost of tv in 2 years we have to subtract the difference in price and then divide it by 2 to get to the actual result that is needed.

    Difference in price of tv = (265 - 199) dollars

    = 66 dollars

    so the difference in price of tv in 2 years is $66

    Then

    The average rate of decrease in cost of tv = 66/2

    = 33

    So $33 is the average rate of decrease in the price of tv between the years 2012 and 2014.
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