calc help

[Quiky One]

I'm brain dead and can't figure this out....

I don't care to know how you got the answers or why you get the answers. I just need answers!

You are given the differential equation:

for the amount of money in an annuity account after months with an annual interest rate of % and (continuous) monthly deposit .
First solve the differential equation to obtain a formula for.

Here is what I have so far..

Remember that the account starts off with no money in it...

Find a(t):

and

How much money will be in the account after 7 years if we make a monthly deposit of Q=$100?

Thanks guys...

Jason

 

[whitehot84]

I'm brain dead and can't figure this out....

I don't care to know how you got the answers or why you get the answers. I just need answers!

You are given the differential equation:

for the amount of money in an annuity account after months with an annual interest rate of % and (continuous) monthly deposit .
First solve the differential equation to obtain a formula for.

Here is what I have so far..

Remember that the account starts off with no money in it...

Find a(t):

and

How much money will be in the account after 7 years if we make a monthly deposit of Q=$100?

Thanks guys...

Jason

About half of what it should be if Dems have their way.

 

[turbopete]

Calculating...

Hell, I have no idea. I still use a calculator to add 2+2. It comes out 5.

 

[turbopete]

Calculating...

Hell, I have no idea. I still use a calculator to add 2+2. It comes out 5. TurboBob?

 

[Junior Samples]

About 31 bucks..spend wisely:biggrin:

 

[GNeric]

That answer is for exceptionally larger values of 2.

Hell, I have no idea. I still use a calculator to add 2+2. It comes out 5.

 

[Dabigguy]

Annual interest rate of %? Did you mean 5%?

 

[theCATman]

Beats the living $hit outa me.


But..... I can solve the equation of how much my GN sucks outa my wallet every year.:biggrin:

 

[Rivical]

Wow, I hadda erase my answer caz it's no better than what you've got so far! I'm so rusty. To think I ACED all the advanced math courses @ one time!

 

[The Radius Kid]

Try this:


Compound Interest Calculator