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do you know how many is e ?
no what u see is what i have.
e is the Euler number and has a value of 2,71... have you learned it this ?
No someone has said that to me & i asked my instructor & he said that was wrong for what i'm doing.
ok but this formula what you have wrote there is sure right ?
I think so. It says Continuous Compound Interest.
ok so for you can calcule from this formula the r so for this you need us the logarithm natural with hope that you know has base of e yes ?
so there are A=Pe^(rt) yes ?
yah
so do you know or do you have idea for how we can calcule this r using my opinion with logarithm natural ?
not really. Whats logarithm natural?
yesterday i asked a Q like this. http://openstudy.com/users/joyce153#/updates/508c2585e4b0d596c46114f3
i got was wrong. the answer was supposed to be 6.979%
so there are A=Pe^(rt) make ln on both sides and will get so but firstly divide both sides by P and will get A --- = e^(rt) so ok ? and now us ln on both sides and will get P ln(A/P)=lne^(rt) but hope os much that you know the property of logarithms and so you know that lne^(rt) =(rt)lne so these is ok ,do you understand it sure so i will continue it
ok ?
tel me please so can i continue it ?
i'm trying to work it out so to see if i understand.
ok let's go wait it
so you dont like write it here ?
ok i think i'm understanding. what next?
ok but i like see it how you make the calcules ,ok ?
you dont like continue it here ? please ...
(rt)lne= ?
ln(A/P) = ?
ok i'm using this one to make sure this is right cause i got it wrong yesterday so i know what the answer is supposed to be.
i'm setting it up like this. \[\ln \frac{ 17,177 }{ 11300 }=\ln e ^{(72t)}\] Is this right?
on the exponent of e why you have wrote there 72t ? or i see it wrong ? there is 72r ?
so because you know the t=72 ,or not ?
oh that's supposed to be r
yes need being 72r and can you continue it now ?
idk what to do next.
why this is very simple using property of logarithms ln(A/P) =(rt)lne do you understand it why ?
so because loga (b)^x =xloga(b) this is property of logarithms ,yes ?
?
so and hopw so much that do you know again sure that loga (a)=1 logarithm base a of a equale 1 yes ?
ok ? do you understand it ?
Sorry not at all.
ok what not ?
all of it. it sounds nothing like what i've been doing.
why ? how you want to solve it ? write it here please now and we will can clarifie it hope so much
yesterday i asked a Q like this. http://openstudy.com/users/joyce153#/updates/508c2585e4b0d596c46114f3 The answer I got there was wrong. the answer was supposed to be 6.979% if u can explain how to get 6.979% as the answer then that will help.
this question was exactls like this asked here now ?
ok i understand it so this was answered to you exactly how i have wrote firstly here above for you with difference that there not have wrote step by step there you have got the final answer ok ?
i keep trying to calculate that but i'm not getting 6.979% as the answer.
so we have got there above ln(A/P)=(rt)lne ok ?
when u do it r u getting 6.979% ?
so moment how you calcule from this r ?
wait ?
do you know it how ?
ln(A/P/t)=r so can you tell me why ?
lol i'm just gunna guess cause it's due in like 2 min
lol THX for the help!
so if you puch the needed numbers will get sure the right answer ok ?
was my pleasure and hope so much that you have understood it all right sure
good luck bye
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