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Have i solved it correctly???
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Reply 1
Let K(t) denote the capital stock of an economy at time t. Then net investment at time t, denoted by l(t), is given by the rate of increase of K(t). a) If l(t)= 3t2+2t+5 (t20) , what is the total increase in the capital stock during the interval from t=0 to t=5?
Reply 2
My answer 162.5 ....what's yours???
Integration between bounds t=0 and t-=5 for I(t) WRT to t
Reply 4
Original post by achieve526kk
Integration between bounds t=0 and t-=5 for I(t) WRT to t

Yeah i have done it with integration between limit t=o and t=5
But it was a mcq question
The options were 150,160,170,200 ....but my answer 162.5
Reply 5
Original post by achieve526kk
Integration between bounds t=0 and t-=5 for I(t) WRT to t

Yeah i have done it with integration between limit t=o and t=5
But it was a mcq question
The options were 150,160,170,200 ....but my answer 162.5..
Reply 6
Original post by Economics
Let K(t) denote the capital stock of an economy at time t. Then net investment at time t, denoted by l(t), is given by the rate of increase of K(t). a) If l(t)= 3t2+2t+5 (t20) , what is the total increase in the capital stock during the interval from t=0 to t=5?


Is that supposed to be I(t)=3t2+2t+5I(t) = 3t^2 + 2t + 5 ? What does that (t20) mean at the end??
Reply 7
Original post by davros
Is that supposed to be I(t)=3t2+2t+5I(t) = 3t^2 + 2t + 5 ? What does that (t20) mean at the end??

Even i dont know what it means...but it wasnt mentioned in original question....by the way have you solved it??if you have done...then tell me the answer ok...i need a confirmation...
Reply 8
The original question
https://media.cheggcdn.com/media/4ba/4bae73c9-0e23-4d18-8354-63a130cc9ee2/php9aUSO6
Upload your working if you want it checked.
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