<span>$15000 compounded continuously at a rate of 3% for 11 years will yield a final amount of $20864.52. The equation for continuously compounded interest A = Pe^rt where A=End Amount P=Inital Amount e=eulers number (approximately 2.7) r=growth rate per year and t= time. So for your problem, p= 15000 r= 3 and t= 11. Plug that into your calculator and you'll get $20864.52.</span>
Answer:
-3.
Step-by-step explanation:
In the table, the y value goes down by -4 and then -2, for a total of -6.
We did this over a period of two units (To go from -1 to 1, we add 2).
-6/2 = -3.
-3 is the average rate of change over the interval.
Answer:
D is the answer on edg.
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
second one is right
I hope
3/5
What you have to do is put 6 over 1 as 6/1, because all numbers are over one, then multiply the top and bottom numbers which is 18/5, and if you simplify that it gets you 3/5
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