so, let's first change the bounds from 1 to 9, so we'll be dropping the indices by 1, in order to do the variable "n".
however, let's use a variable hmmm say "k", where "k" is the value of "n" beginning at 1, thus
k = n - 1.
however, if k = n - 1, then
k + 1 = n. So let's use those fellows then,
A useful formula for finding the effective rate on discounted notes is
.. (effective rate) = r/(1 -rt)
If we assume a 52-week year, the t = (13 weeks)/(52 weeks) = 1/4.
.. (effective rate) = 0.0385/(1 -0.0385/4) ≈ 0.038874 ≈ 3.89%
the answer is (11,5) i drew it out on a coordinate plain so trust me
The slope of this equation is 3.5