Pregunta
Let
be the balance after
years in a savings account with a continuous stream of income.
(a) How much money was originally deposited?
(b) What is the interest rate?
© How much money will be in the account after 8 years?
(d) What differential equation and initial condition are satisfied by
?
(e) Use the differential equation in
(d) to determine how fast the balance is growing when
is in the account?
(a) How much money was originally deposited?
(b) What is the interest rate?
© How much money will be in the account after 8 years?
(d) What differential equation and initial condition are satisfied by
(e) Use the differential equation in
(d) to determine how fast the balance is growing when
Ask by Bond Chan. in the United States
Mar 23,2025
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(a) The original deposit was $700.
(b) The interest rate is 10%.
© After 8 years, there will be approximately $15,041 in the account.
(d) The differential equation satisfied by
is
with the initial condition
.
(e) When the account balance is $1,000, it is growing at a rate of $1,200 per year.
Solución
(a) The original deposit is the value at
. Substitute
into
Thus, the original deposit was
.
(b) The continuous interest rate appears in the exponent of the exponential function. Since the given function is
the interest rate is
, i.e.,
.
© To find the balance after 8 years, substitute
into
:
Approximating
:
Thus, after 8 years there will be approximately
in the account.
(d) We wish to find a differential equation satisfied by
. Notice that the given solution can be rewritten as
Differentiating both sides with respect to
:
But since
, we have
Thus, the differential equation is
with the initial condition
.
(e) To determine how fast the balance is growing when there is
in the account, we use the differential equation:
When
:
Thus, when the account balance is
, it is growing at a rate of
per year.
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Mind Expander
The original deposit amount can be determined by evaluating
. When
,
. So, $700 was originally deposited.
The interest rate is represented by the exponent in the function. In this case, the term
indicates that the continuous interest rate is 10%, since the rate in the exponent represents the annual growth rate.
After
years, we can find the balance by calculating
. By evaluating this expression, we will find how much money will be in the account after 8 years.
The differential equation that relates to
can be derived from the original function. It can be expressed as
. The initial condition is
.
To find how fast the balance is growing when $1,000 is in the account, we need to set our initial condition to find
such that
. From our equation, we can derive
to find the corresponding
and then evaluate
using that
in our differential equation.

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