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P= $1,000, t= 6, r= 11%, compounded annually (k = 1)

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kobusy [5.1K]3 years ago

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Answer: well if p= $1000 and t=6 and r-11 % then 6k+11=1000 then 11- 1000 is 6k=989 divide 6/ 164.83 i think

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P= $1,000, t= 6, r= 11%, compounded annually (k = 1)​

P= $1,000, t= 6, r= 11%, compounded annually (k = 1)