Continuous Interest MAT 112. How Frequent? How many periods?

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Continuous Interest MAT 112

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Continuous Interest

MAT 112

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How Frequent?

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How many periods?

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Construct a new formula

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A Little Math Trick

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rtk

Pk

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Call it “e”

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Continuous Compound Interest

Note that here the exponent is “ rt ”, NOT “ mt ” as in the earlier formula.

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12%, compounded continuously

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Compare

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Continuous Interest

CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT

Term Interest Rate% APY

3 Months up to 6 Months* 1.78 1.80

6 Months up to 1 Year* 2.08 2.10

1 Year up to 2 Years* 2.32 2.35

2 Years up to 4 Years* 2.96 3.00

4 Years up to 5 Years* 3.92 4.00

* $500.00 Minimum Opening Deposit

Interest is Compounded Continuously, credited monthly.

Penalty for early withdrawal.

http://www.hudsonriverbank.com/current_rates_sav.htm

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Example

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Another Example

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Solving an equation

0.076000 3000 teIf not algebraically, then let’s try solving it graphically.

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Finding the intersection0.076000 3000 te

Graph both sides of the equation and see where they’re equal.

Procedure for approximating the point of intersection.

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Finding the intersection0.076000 3000 te

The balance reaches $6000 at around 9.9 years.

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When compounded monthly…

120.08

16000 10000 112

t

For an account earning 8% compounded monthly, how long does it take for a deposit of $10000 to increase to a balance of $16000?

Graph it and solve.

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When compounded monthly…

After 5.89 years (5 years, 11 months), the account has reached $16000.