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Given the Information Here, What Is the Annual Cost of Owning

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Given the information here, what is the annual cost of owning? * Home value* Annual mortgage payments* Annual property taxes* Annual homeowner’s insurance* Estimated maintenance and repairs* Growth in equity* Tax savings (mortgage interest and property tax) * Estimate annual appreciation$300,000$19,200$4,800$1,2001%of home value$3,000$2,8001.5% of home value \begin{array}{c}\begin{array}{l}\text{* Home value}\\\text{* Annual mortgage payments}\\\text{* Annual property taxes}\\\text{* Annual homeowner's insurance}\\\text{* Estimated maintenance and repairs}\\\text{* Growth in equity}\\\text{* Tax savings (mortgage interest and property tax) }\\\text{* Estimate annual appreciation}\\\end{array}\begin{array}{c}\$ 300,000 \\\$ 19,200 \\\$ 4,800 \\\$ 1,200\\1 \% \text{of home value}\\\$ 3,000\\\$2,800\\1.5 \% \text { of home value }\\\end{array}\end{array}

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Action Potentials

Rapid, temporary changes in the electrical membrane potential of a cell, which allow for the transmission of signals along neurons.

Local Currents

Electrical currents that flow in the neuronal membrane due to the movement of ions in and out of the neuron, vital for the propagation of action potentials.

Absolute Refractory Period

A time period during which a neuron cannot fire another action potential, no matter how strong the stimulus.

Inactivation Gates

Structures within ion channels of neuron cell membranes that close to stop ion flow, contributing to the regulation of action potentials and neuronal firing.

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