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Can someone help me with the problem. Seems easy but having trouble doing it correctly.
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ok what your gonna do is solve for the numbers in the parentheses first
So 1.03/365?
the first step is do 0.03/365 and save the result. can you do that ?
when the problem is \[ 1 + \frac{0.03}{365} \] you do division or multiply before add so first do 0.03/365
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ok so thats 0.00008219178082
+1 = 1.00008219178082
Then do the exponent part.
so 365 x2 = 730
so i have 15000 (1.00008219178082) ^(730)
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And raise 1.00008219178082 to that power. After that, finally multiply.
Thanks!
np. It is all order of operations stuff. Remember your PEMDAS and a lot of problems are easier.
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