SOLUTION: Suppose you want to start saving for retirement. You decide to continuously invest $5000 of your income each year in a risk-free investment with a 5% yearly interest rate, compound
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Question 1188037: Suppose you want to start saving for retirement. You decide to continuously invest $5000 of your income each year in a risk-free investment with a 5% yearly interest rate, compounded continuously.
If y is the value of the investment, and t is in years:
dy/dt=
Your answer should be in terms of y.
You start investing at t=0 so y(0)=0.
y(t)=
What is the size of your investment after 15 years.
y(15)=
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