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In this last section of this chapter we have to look at some applications of exponential & logarithm functions.
Compound Interest
This first application is compounding interest & there are in fact two separate formulas which we'll be looking at here. Let's get first those out of the way.
If we were to put P dollars in an account which earns interest at a rate of r (written as a decimal) for t years (yes, it have to be years) then,
1. if interest is compounded m times per year we will have t m
A = P (1 + (r /m)tm
dollars after t years.
2. if interest is compounded continuously then we will have
A = Pert
in her last gymnastics competition Keri scored a 5.6 on the floor exercise, 5.85 on the vault and 5.90 on the balance beam. what was keri''s total?
I have 4.80 I need to separste into nichols, dimes and pennies. The first digit has to equal The first digist is l1 less the the first and the 2nd is once less than the third and
27x^2+3x+5
4+3/5
the sum of three consecutive odd integers is -195. find the three integers.
1. In real world optimisation problems there is often an accompanying constraint that must also be satisfied. These problems are typically solved using "Lagrange Multipliers", whic
find the number of hours it would take to drive 168 miles at an average rate of 48 miles an hour. use the formula d=rt
how to find hcf easily
wir
v(5)
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