Suppose at time 0 you had $2200 in the bank and 17 years later you had $8000. Calculate the effective annual rate of return if the bank pays interest continuously. (Please use excel to show how it was solved)
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71828). Given: - \( A = 8000 \) - \( P = 2200 \) - \( t = 17 \) We need to find \( r \). Step-by-Step Solution: ** Show more…
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