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A=5000.00 r=12.5%t=13weeks
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principal interest formula
hate how they dont say.. wat that r is compounded over..
lets suppose thats the interest for 1 year
there are 52 weeks in a year and 32/52=1/4 so for 1/4th of the total time how much money would you get
how about trying A(t)=A_o*(1+r%)^(t/52) for 52 weeks A_o increases by r%, which it shud in 1 year for 104 weeks that total ammount goes up by another factor of 12.5% but.. not sure if this valid and u can set t=13 ------------------- like suppose this rate of 12.5 is a result of some continous growth. lets try to figure out. what the continous growrth rate must be to see a rise of 12.5% in a year
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