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If I forecast 5% growth in sales and my starting sales are $2600 whatis the equation to determine my new sales amount (excluding interest)
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Why would there be any interest? If you start at 2600 and increase by 5% each year, what are the sales in years 2, 3, and 4?
you're right duh I guess it % Inrease = New amount minus original amount dived by original amount. if I know the % increase and the original amount How do i solve for the new amount?
?? Year 1 2600 Year 2 2600*1.05 Year 3 2600*1.05^2 Year 4 2600*1.05^3 ... Year n 2600*1.05^(n-1)
Thank you makes sense!
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