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Q14 PHOTO ATTACHESD QUESTION 14 THIS IS NOT FROM GRADED ASSESMENT THASNK YOU

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Answer:

Given that,

She wants $90,000 in 4 yrars that is compounded continously at 7%

To find the initial amount.

we have the formula to find amount that is compounded continuously is,


A=P(e)^(rt)

where P is the initial amount, r is the rate of interest, t be the number of years.

Substitute the values we get,

(that is, A=90000, r=7, t=4)


90000=P(e)^(7*4)
90000=P*1.44625
P=(90000)/(1.44625)
P=62,229.9049

Exact Amount is,


P\approx62,230

Exact Amount is $62,230

Amount rounded to two decimal,


P\approx62,229.91

Amount rounded to two decimal is $62,229.91

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