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Calculate exponential growth when rate r is changing |
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| Dec4-12, 05:45 PM | #1 |
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Calculate exponential growth when rate r is changing
The formula f(t) = I(1 + r)t gives the value of something after it has grown for t years, at rate r, with an initial value I.
What if the growth rate r is continuously increasing? What is the formula now? Does it relate somehow to xx? |
| Dec4-12, 10:28 PM | #2 |
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It depends on how it increases with t. Is it linear with t? Geometric? Logarithmic? ...
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| Dec5-12, 07:48 AM | #3 |
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It is, of course, [itex]f(t)= I(1+ r(t))^t[/itex]. And, yes, that has similar properties to [itex]x^x[/itex], especially if r(t) is linear.
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