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Suppose you have $1600, and you want to have $80,000 in 60 years. According to the Continuous Compound Interest Calculator, if you compound continuously, what interest rate do you need? 0.65% 6.52% 65.
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Suppose you have $1600, and you want to have $80,000 in 60 years. According to the Continuous Compound Interest Calculator, if you compound continuously, what interest rate do you need?

0.65%
6.52%
65.2%
652%

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A = Pe^rt

e = 2.71828

80,000 = 1,600 (2.71828)60r

answer 6.52%
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