Joseph paid $105,000 for his home twenty years ago. Since then, his house has increased its property value by 2.0% every year. In addition, Joseph has made renovations and improvements to the house which will increase its sale value by $28,700. If Joseph sells his home, how much profit will he make, to the nearest hundred dollars? a. $79,700 b. $84,700 c. $93,700 d. $122,400

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