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30 January, 16:35

The amount of money in a bank account that is compounded yearly can be represented by the function A (y) = P (1 + r) y, where P is the amount initially deposited, r is the annual interest rate expressed as a decimal, and y is the number of years that have passed since the initial deposit. $2,700 was deposited 14 years ago into a bank account that is compounded yearly, and no additional deposits or withdrawals have been made. If the amount of money now in the bank account is $7,930.42, what is the annual interest rate?

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  1. 30 January, 20:14
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    R = (7,930.42:2,700) ^ (1:14)) - 1

    R=0.08*100=8%
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