Mathematics

Sophie Chapman

30 December, 19:19

In 2000, Bob's 401 (k) fund lost $9000. In 2001, it lost another $10,000, and in 2002, it lost $17,000. In 2003, it gained $16,000, and in 2004 it gained $12,000. How much more does it have to gain to be worth what it was at the start of 2000?

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