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Give a formula for your yearly salary as a function of time (t) in years if you are given a base salary of $40,000 and a 2.5% raise per year
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any idea?
Well, my original idea was that it would be like an interest equation and the amount added to the salary each year could be calculated by doing 40,000* 0.025*T
good idea, but do you know the formula for compound interest?
S= P (1+r/t)^t correct?
I would use S= P(1+i)^t in this case, where r is a yearly rate, and things are compounded every year.
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so S= 40000*1.025^t where t is in years
Thanks for the help! That is the same equation that I get using S= P (1+r/t)^t
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