A86: Re: Solving Compound Intrest for N


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A86: Re: Solving Compound Intrest for N




Hmm, my 89 and 92 say that the solution is

ln(p(r/n + 1)) * n = ln(a) / t AND a >= 0

It isn't possible to solve it past that.  Even Mathematica can't do it!

> I managed to solve the equation A = P(1+r/n)^(nt) for everything but n...
> 
> Is it even possible to solve this equation for n by some theorem or
> property that I have not yet learnt.  




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