Mathematics, 10.12.2021 09:50, carlalopezelox2244

Prompt: Greg is making a housing decision. He is tryin move: buying a house or renting a house. He has found two houses that he likes exactly the
same. One costs $480,000 to buy and the other costs $2,000 to rent. Help him analyze all the
possibilities of his decision by comparing renting versus buying.

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Prompt: Greg is making a housing decision. He is tryin move: buying a house or renting a house. He...