Determine a_(()/(bar) (4)) if \delta _(t)=ln(1+2k) and k=0.05. Determine $a_4$ if $\delta_t = \ln(1+2k)$ and $k=0.05$.
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05$ into the equation for $\delta_t$. $\delta_t = \ln(1+2(0.05))$ Show more…
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