Last one for the night and my homework is done. Woohoo. :) When P dollars is invested at interest rate i, compounded annually, for t years, the investment grows to A dollars, where A=P(1 + i)^t. Find the interest rate if $2490 grows to $3630 in 2 years. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth of a percent.
3630/2490 = x^2 +2x+1
go from there
\[2490(1+i)^2=3630\] \[(1+i)^2=\frac{3630}{2490}=1.4578\]
\[1+i=\sqrt{1.4578}\] \[i=\sqrt{1.4578}-1\]
\[i=.2074\] or 20.74% i would love to get that!
hope this helped you get through the assignment.
you are really good. thanks man.
welcome. oh one more thing. if you are going to solve \[(x+1)^2=somthing\] don't multiply out. just take \[x+1=\pm\sqrt{something}\]
we didn't need the minus here because we wanted a positive answer
ok. will remember. my head hurts. haha. thanks
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