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Suppose that $2500 is initially invested in an account at a fixed interest rate, compounded continuously. Suppose also that, after three years, the amount of money in the account is $2695. Find the interest rate per year. Write your answer as a percentage. Do not round any intermediate computations, and round your percentage to the nearest hundredth.
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is it 6.5%
or .65%?
$2,695 = 25OO e^(3r) => r = (1/3) ln ( 2,695/ 2500 ) = 2.5%
woah, i was way off then
Do you apply correct formula?
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I did what one of my classmates said too... lol
First, you need to apply the compound continous one, second you should practice enter the formula into calculator properly!
okay, thank you.
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nope:)
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