单选题What is the average increase in the price of the house per year?A$5,000B$10,000C$14,000D$35,000E$70,000
单选题
What is the average increase in the price of the house per year?
A
$5,000
B
$10,000
C
$14,000
D
$35,000
E
$70,000
参考解析
解析：
The house price increased from $300,000 in 1998 to $370,000 by 2003. Divide the total increase in price, $70,000, by the 5 years over which the increase took place.
The average yearly increase is: (370,000- 300,000)/( 2003 - 1998)=$70,000/5= $14,000
The house price increased from $300,000 in 1998 to $370,000 by 2003. Divide the total increase in price, $70,000, by the 5 years over which the increase took place.
The average yearly increase is: (370,000- 300,000)/( 2003 - 1998)=$70,000/5= $14,000
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