M ManBearPig Diamond Member Sep 5, 2000 9,173 6 81 Sep 14, 2006 #1 how would i do this? 13e^8t = 15e^9t thanks
TuxDave Lifer Oct 8, 2002 10,571 3 71 Sep 14, 2006 #2 1) (a^x)/(a^y) = a^(x-y) 2) a=b^c........ log(base b)[a] = c
KLin Lifer Feb 29, 2000 30,246 578 126 Sep 14, 2006 #5 42 is the answer. How did I come up with this? I don't know
Whoozyerdaddy Lifer Jun 27, 2005 19,216 1 61 Sep 14, 2006 #6 Originally posted by: Heen05 how would i do this? 13e^8t = 15e^9t thanks Click to expand... Looks like l33t speak to me...
Originally posted by: Heen05 how would i do this? 13e^8t = 15e^9t thanks Click to expand... Looks like l33t speak to me...
S Syringer Lifer Aug 2, 2001 19,333 2 71 Sep 14, 2006 #7 Originally posted by: TuxDave 1) (a^x)/(a^y) = a^(x-y) 2) a=b^c........ log(base b)[a] = c Click to expand... :thumbsup: Divide both sides by the left side, so on the right side you get.. 15e^9t/13e^8t = 15/13 * e^t And that equals one.. So 15/13 * e^t = 1 e^t = 13/15 So x = ln (13/15)
Originally posted by: TuxDave 1) (a^x)/(a^y) = a^(x-y) 2) a=b^c........ log(base b)[a] = c Click to expand... :thumbsup: Divide both sides by the left side, so on the right side you get.. 15e^9t/13e^8t = 15/13 * e^t And that equals one.. So 15/13 * e^t = 1 e^t = 13/15 So x = ln (13/15)
C cirthix Diamond Member Aug 28, 2004 3,616 1 76 Sep 14, 2006 #8 13e^8t=15e^9t 13/15=e^(9t-8t) e^t=13/15 t=ln(13/15)
M ManBearPig Diamond Member Sep 5, 2000 9,173 6 81 Sep 14, 2006 #9 so...how do i do this? the effective annual yield is 6.3 % What is the nominal annual interest rate? and also how do i find the effective annual yeild if i know the nominal annual interest rate? thanks soo much
so...how do i do this? the effective annual yield is 6.3 % What is the nominal annual interest rate? and also how do i find the effective annual yeild if i know the nominal annual interest rate? thanks soo much
XZeroII Lifer Jun 30, 2001 12,572 0 0 Sep 14, 2006 #10 errr...anyone good at math? Click to expand... pfff. Do you really have to ask that here?