A new lot is valued at $1,500, but an investor succeeds in buying it for $1,000. Five years later, he sells it at market value. How much has the investor lost if the property has been depreciating at an average annual rate of 7.5% of the original value?

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1. A new lot is valued at $1,500, but an investor succeeds in buying it for $1,000. Five years later, he sells it at market value. How much has the investor lost if the property has been depreciating at an average annual rate of 7.5% of the original value?