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tnt_battle

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Question 1

Find the amount of the following continuous money flow:
R(t) = 2500t + 5,     k = 8%,     T = 30 years
◦ $6,419,550.88
◦ $3,759,679.61
◦ $1,328,187.50
◦ $4,306,617.11

Question 2

Find the amount of the following continuous money flow:
R(t) = t2 ,     k = 6%,     T = 30 years
◦ $48,422.66
◦ $36,673.25
◦ $78,422.66
◦ $24,348.59
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Reply #1 on: Jun 16, 2021
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tnt_battle

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YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review

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