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asked 12/14/17F = P(1 + r/100)^t
Assume P and r are constant, find dF/dt.
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Kenneth S. answered 12/14/17
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dF/dt = P(1+r/100)tln(1+r/100) because this is an exponential having a constant numerical base, and the derivative of an exponential IS THAT EXPONENTIAL, times the natural log of the base.
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