Thursday, July 16, 2009

Math people...continuous growth and the number e?

Ok, a bit confused (I wanna get things cleared up for a PRE-test tomorrow)



Ok...



Here%26#039;s some I%26#039;m confused on (practice)



1. At time t in years, the value, V, of an investment of $1000 is given by V=1000e^0.02t. When is the investment worth $3000?



Also,



What is the nominal and effective annual rates for an account paying the stated annual interest, compounded?



3%



a) annually



b) quarterly



c) daily



d) continuously



That one I%26#039;m very confused on:-(



Also,



3. A bank pays interest at the nominal rate of 4.2% per year. What is the effective annual yield if compounding is



a) annual



b) monthly



c) continuous



THANKS SO much



and please show all work so I understand (explanation is good too!)...no magic numbers!!!



Math people...continuous growth and the number e?small business loans





Wikipedia is your friend:



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compound_in...



For the calculations for part 3, try:



http://www.moneychimp.com/calculator/com...

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