SOLUTION: Use the continuous compound interest formula to find the indicated value.
A=$16,200
P=$11,400
T=60 months
R=?
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Question 1182405: Use the continuous compound interest formula to find the indicated value.
A=$16,200
P=$11,400
T=60 months
R=?
Answer by ikleyn(52847) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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I see several your post requesting making same type simple calculations.
Why don't you make this calculation on your own, having the formula.
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- Problems on continuously compounded accounts
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You will find there many similar solved problems - your TEMPLATES.
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