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Question Number 165780 by MWSuSon last updated on 08/Feb/22
Mr and Mr young borrowed Z amount of money from  a bank at a daily interest rate r. The youngs make the  same micro payment of D amount to the bank each day.   Set up a differential equation for amount x owed  to the bank at the end of the each day after the loan  closing.
MrandMryoungborrowedZamountofmoneyfromabankatadailyinterestrater.TheyoungsmakethesamemicropaymentofDamounttothebankeachday.Setupadifferentialequationforamountxowedtothebankattheendoftheeachdayaftertheloanclosing.
Commented by MWSuSon last updated on 08/Feb/22
How do i set up a differential equation concerning  this question sir?
Howdoisetupadifferentialequationconcerningthisquestionsir?
Commented by mr W last updated on 08/Feb/22
the same as Q165404
thesameasQ165404
Commented by mr W last updated on 08/Feb/22
loan: Z  daily interest rate: r  daily pay back: D  after t days the Youngs owe the bank  money x.    t as discrete variable:  from Q165404 we have  x=Z(1+r)^t −((D[(1+r)^t −1])/r)  x=(D/r)+(Z−(D/r))(1+r)^t
loan:Zdailyinterestrate:rdailypayback:DaftertdaystheYoungsowethebankmoneyx.tasdiscretevariable:fromQ165404wehavex=Z(1+r)tD[(1+r)t1]rx=Dr+(ZDr)(1+r)t
Commented by mr W last updated on 08/Feb/22
loan: Z  daily interest rate: r  daily pay back: D  after t days the Youngs owe the bank  money x.    t as continous variable:  dx=(rx−D)dt  (dx/dt)=rx−D   ← differential eqn.  (dx/(rx−D))=dt  ln (rx−D)=rt+C_1   ⇒x=(D/r)+Ce^(rt)   at t=0:  ⇒Z=(D/r)+C  ⇒x=(D/r)+(Z−(D/r))e^(rt)
loan:Zdailyinterestrate:rdailypayback:DaftertdaystheYoungsowethebankmoneyx.tascontinousvariable:dx=(rxD)dtdxdt=rxDdifferentialeqn.dxrxD=dtln(rxD)=rt+C1x=Dr+Certatt=0:Z=Dr+Cx=Dr+(ZDr)ert
Commented by MWSuSon last updated on 08/Feb/22
Thank you sir, you have been of wonderful help. i wish you success in all you do sir, thank you.
Commented by mr W last updated on 09/Feb/22
thanks sir!  this example shows exactly how the  number “e” was discovered. when  we calculate the interest not daily,  e.g. we divide a day into many parts,  then we get  x=(D/r)+(Z−(D/r))(1+(r/n))^(nt)   x=(D/r)+(Z−(D/r))[(1+(r/n))^(n/r) ]^(rt)   when we divide a day into infinite  many parts, i.e. n→∞, then  x=(D/r)+(Z−(D/r))[lim_(n→∞) (1+(r/n))^(n/r) ]^(rt)   people found that this number  lim_(n→∞) (1+(r/n))^(n/r)  really exists, and  denoted it as “e”. and we get  x=(D/r)+(Z−(D/r))e^(rt)
thankssir!thisexampleshowsexactlyhowthenumberewasdiscovered.whenwecalculatetheinterestnotdaily,e.g.wedivideadayintomanyparts,thenwegetx=Dr+(ZDr)(1+rn)ntx=Dr+(ZDr)[(1+rn)nr]rtwhenwedivideadayintoinfinitemanyparts,i.e.n,thenx=Dr+(ZDr)[limn(1+rn)nr]rtpeoplefoundthatthisnumberlimn(1+rn)nrreallyexists,anddenoteditase.andwegetx=Dr+(ZDr)ert
Commented by MWSuSon last updated on 09/Feb/22
I don't know why I don't get notified whenever there's a reply on my post, thank you sir for this additional info.
Commented by Tawa11 last updated on 10/Feb/22
Weldone sir
Weldonesir

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