Can someone explain what I'm doing wrong? The problem is: If $396 is invested at an interest rate of 13% per year and is compounded continuously, how much will the investment be worth in 3 years? So far I have A=$396e^(0.39) but after I multiply it all out I get 419.8 which isn't an option. e=2.7183 right?
my calculator says 584.88, not sure if you're multiplying first or what
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agree with @bibby 's calculator
can you type what you are putting in
or draw if you prefer
following pedmas, the exponent gets done first. not sure why you're multiplying what you are. \(396e^{0.39}=396*1.47698...\)
oh i see what you ddi
you actually multiplied everything
I just simplified e^0.39
396e^(0.39) shouldn't be entered as 396*e*.39 it should be entered as 396*e^(.39)
my point was that ^ is a carat. it means exponents/powers/whatever the word for it is
that carat symbol should be found somewhere on the calculator I believe on a ti83 is is above the division sign
you have ti83?
if not what calculator
ok do you see the ln button?
you won't actually have to use the carat button because if you use the 2nd key along with that button then they will let you use e^x where you will get to enter x as .39
any time
Ik i couldnt help in THIS but...if you have another question........
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