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Maria, who is now 55 yr old, is employed by a firm that guarantees her a pension of \$35,000/year at age 65. What is the present value of her first year's pension if the inflation over the next 10 yr is 5%/year compounded continuously? 7%/year compounded continuously? 11%/year compounded continuously? (Round your answers to the nearest cent.) at 5%/year at 7%/year at 11%/year \$ \$ \$

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maria who is now 55 yr old is employed by a firm that guarantees her a pension of 35000year at age 65 what is the present value of her first years pension if the inflation over the next 10 y 52837

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals

James Stewart 8th Edition

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03/19/2023

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Let $A$ be the annual pension amount, which is $35,000. Let $r$ be the annual inflation rate. Let $t$ be the number of years until retirement, which is $65 - 55 = 10$ years. The formula for continuous compounding is given by: $P = Ae^{-rt}$ Show more…

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Maria, who is now 55 yr old, is employed by a firm that guarantees her a pension of \$35,000/year at age 65. What is the present value of her first year's pension if the inflation over the next 10 yr is 5%/year compounded continuously? 7%/year compounded continuously? 11%/year compounded continuously? (Round your answers to the nearest cent.) at 5%/year at 7%/year at 11%/year \$ \$ \$