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HELP ASAP !! If you have a bank account that is modeled by the following equation, how much money would you have after 10 years? A = 5000e^0.10t

HELP ASAP !! If you have a bank account that is modeled by the following equation, how much money would you have after 10 years? A = 5000e^0.10t
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HELP ASAP !!

If you have a bank account that is modeled by the following equation, how much money would
you have after 10 years?

A = 5000e^0.10t

User Frank Merrow
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Answer:

A = 5000e^(0.10*10)

A = 5000e^1

A = 5000*e

A = $13,591.41

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