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you have an account which pays 10.4% annual interest, what is the minimum amount which must be invested to have $4,000 in 11 years, assuming you compound
a. daily
b. continuously
8 years ago

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Answered by Scott
a. 4000 = A [1+(.104 / 365)^(11 * 365)

b. 4000 = A e^(.104 * 11)
8 years ago

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