Question

Please check my answer :DD
I got C! :D

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 1

you used A = P*(1+r)^t I bet huh?

Answer 2

if so then you used the wrong formula

notice how it says "continuously"

Answer 3

A = P*(1+r)^t only applies to annual growth or decay

Answer 4

:( Here we go again ! >.<
I used i= prt and that didn't work either!

Answer 5

that's only for simple interest

Answer 6

You'd use A = P*e^(r*t)

Answer 7

e?

Answer 8

'e' is a constant like pi

e = 2.71828182846

and that expansion goes on forever without a known pattern

Answer 9

Oh, that e- yes!! lol I thought you meant a variable..

Answer 10

e is rarely (if ever) used as a variable

Answer 11

There's always that 1 time, you never know!

71427.46

Answer 12

that's true

Answer 13

71,472.46 is correct

Answer 14

That's all the steps or did I miss something ? :/
If not, that's the final answer then? :)

Answer 15

yes that's the answer

Answer 16

Thank you! :)

Answer 17

np