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What formula is used to compute the amount of money in an account with continuously compounded interest?

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Answer:
I = Pe^r^t

Explanation:

For continuously compounded interest, the above formula is used. The meaning of the variables are as follows:

I: final amount

P: principal amount (what you start off with)

r: interest rate (usually a percent or decimal less than 1)

t: time

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