Calculate the number of years required to accumulate a total of $100,000, assuming continuous investment flow...
Calculate the number of years required to accumulate a total of $100,000, assuming continuous investment flow function
I(t) = 9000t^1/2
where t is time, and assuming we start at time 0 with nothing
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Hence, number of years
required to accumulate a total of $100,000 is 6.52 years.
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