1. a. Find the expected resale value (in dollars) for both devices 1 year from now and describe how you determined each value. Without performing additional calculations, predict which device will have a greater resale value 6 years from now. b. c. Complete the given table showing the expected resale value for each device over the next 6 years. Expected resale Expected resale value Device, s (dollars) 300 Ar Years from value for the | now, I | bDevice, n Years from now.for the iTech A dollars) 300 4 4 d. Check your prediction from part (b) by using the table in part (c). The table on the left demonstrates how the expected resale value for the iTech Device co-va with elapsed time. What stays the same as these two quantities' values change together? e. f. The table on the right demonstrates how the expected resale value for the Dynasystems Device co-varies with elapsed time. What stays the same as these two quantities' values change together? 1. a. Find the expected resale value (in dollars) for both devices 1 year from now and describe how you determined each value. Without performing additional calculations, predict which device will have a greater resale value 6 years from now. b. c. Complete the given table showing the expected resale value for each device over the next 6 years. Expected resale Expected resale value Device, s (dollars) 300 Ar Years from value for the | now, I | bDevice, n Years from now.for the iTech A dollars) 300 4 4 d. Check your prediction from part (b) by using the table in part (c). The table on the left demonstrates how the expected resale value for the iTech Device co-va with elapsed time. What stays the same as these two quantities' values change together? e. f. The table on the right demonstrates how the expected resale value for the Dynasystems Device co-varies with elapsed time. What stays the same as these two quantities' values change together