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Say that the economy is in a recession, which is causing the value of gold to fall by three percent. If you have gold reserves which were previously worth $8,590, how much value have you lost as a result of this recession, to the nearest cent?

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Given:
Value of gold = 8,590
decrease in value = 3%

8,590 * 3% = 257.70 amount lost due to recession.

8,590 - 257.70 = 8,332.30 new value of gold.

Answer:

value we have lost as a result of this recession, to the nearest cent is:

 257 dollars and 70 cents

Step-by-step explanation:

We have a gold which was worth $8590.

The value of gold fell by three percent.

Value we have lost as a result of this recession is:

      3% of $8590

  = [tex]\dfrac{3}{100}\times8590[/tex]

  =  $ 257.7

1 dollar= 100 cents

257.7 dollars           =    257 dollars and 70 cents  

                       

hence,  value we have lost as a result of this recession, to the nearest cent is:

 257 dollars and 70 cents

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