
Athena F.
asked 03/16/21question in the description
2) Daniel deposits $8,000 into a continuously compounding interest account. After 18 years there is $13,006.40 in the account. What was the interest rate?
3)An account has $26,000 after 15 years. The account received 2.3 percent interest compounded continuously. How much was deposited initially?
Use the equation to answer each question. Show all your work.
1 Expert Answer
A(t) = Pert
- A = amount after t (=8) years = $13,006.40
- P = principle = $8000
- e = Euler's number (it's on your calculator)
- r = interest rate expressed as a decimal
- t = time = 8 years
A = Pert
13,006.40 = 8000er8
13,006.4/8000 = er8
ln(13,006.40/8000) = 8r
(1/8) ln(13,006.40/8000) = r
Use your calculator to get the answer. It will be a decimal value. Convert to a percent.
2) A(t) = Pert
26,000 = Pe(0.023)(15)
26,000/e3.45 = P
Use your calculator to get the answer. The units are $$. Round to two decimal places.
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