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Hello,
I want to divide my initial investment by a number that increases annually by 5%. However, I don't know which function to use in Excel. For example, Initial Investment - {quantity that increases exponentially) = 0 $300,000 (divided by) {[(49)($150)(1.05)^0] +[(49)($150)(1.05)^1]+and so on}=0 I want the $150 to increase by 5% each year. And, I am trying to solve for the exponent. Please advise. |
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