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Write a function to represent the amount after t years for each situation grams of a compound with a half-life of 5000 years 2.12 bacteria that quadruple themselves every 2 years 3.A new car worth $35,000 that depreciates 15% per year 4.A $75,000 student loan with a 6% annual interest rate

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 He spent most of his academic life in Russia and Germany.  He had a long life and thirteen children.  His collected works comprise nearly 900 books and, in the year 1775, he is said to have produced on average one mathematical paper every week.  He had a photographic memory.

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Compound Interest Equation If you invest $500 at a 10% annual interest rate that is compounded monthly, how much money will you have after 6 years?

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If you invest $500 at a 10% annual interest rate that is compounded continuously, how much money will you have after 6 years?

After a year during which interest is compounded quarterly, an investment of $750 is worth $790. What is the effective annual yield?

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