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Harriet's car is valued at $26,000, and she owes $20,000 on it. What is her current equity?
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Harriet's car is valued at $26,000, and she owes $20,000 on it. What is her current equity?
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$6000 is her her equity
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$26000-$20000=$6000 in equity. ☺☺☺☺
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