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In 1 year, Patrick wants to buy a bicycle that costs 700.00. If he opens a savings account that earns 15% interest compounded continuously, how much will he have to deposit as principal to have enough money in 1 year to buy the bike?

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In1year,Patrickwantstobuyabicyclethatcosts700.00.Ifheopensasavingsaccountthatearns15%interestcompoundedcontinuously,howmuchwillhehavetodepositasprincipaltohaveenoughmoneyin1yeartobuythebike?

Solution

Principal:602.5
Solution steps
Translate the problem into an equation:700=Pe0.15⋅1
Solve for P,700=Pe0.15⋅1:P=602.5
Principal:602.5

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