Respuesta :
False.
The applicable formula for amount in account (a) after t years is given by:
a = Pe^(rt); where a = Amount in an account, P = Amount deposited, r = Annual interest rate, t = time in years.
Substituting;
a = 3000e^(0.055t)
The applicable formula for amount in account (a) after t years is given by:
a = Pe^(rt); where a = Amount in an account, P = Amount deposited, r = Annual interest rate, t = time in years.
Substituting;
a = 3000e^(0.055t)
The continuously compounded formula is given by:
A=Pe^(rt)
where:
P=principle
r=rate
t=time
Thus from the information given:
P=$3000, rate=5.5%, the formula will be:
A=3000e^(0.055t)
Thus the answer given is false.
A=Pe^(rt)
where:
P=principle
r=rate
t=time
Thus from the information given:
P=$3000, rate=5.5%, the formula will be:
A=3000e^(0.055t)
Thus the answer given is false.