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For an annual rate of change of -31% find the corresponding growth or decay factor. I don't have my notes on me so any help is appreciated
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I do not know, but my best guess is that you have \[ I = Pr^t \]And they want you to change it to be: \[ I = Pe^{kt} \]
\(r = 1-0.31\) in this case, and you have to find \(k\).
Can you solve it?
yeah, thanks :P
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