The discussion focuses on solving the equation A = P (1+r)t + c[ ((1 + r)t+1 - (1 + r)) / r ] for the variable t. A user, having previously completed Calculus 1, seeks assistance due to a long absence from mathematics. The suggested approach involves manipulating the equation by using the identity (1+r)t+1 = (1+r)(1+r)t to isolate (1+r)t and subsequently solve for t.
PREREQUISITESStudents in introductory calculus courses, individuals returning to mathematics after a break, and anyone seeking to strengthen their algebraic manipulation skills for solving exponential equations.
ikihi said:Homework Statement
solve for t
Homework Equations
A = P (1+r)t + c[ ((1 + r)t+ 1 - (1 + r)) / r ]
The Attempt at a Solution
I've taken calc 1, but I've been away from math for years. I'm having trouble solving this for t