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OK. We are producing something and then storing it. The first year, "1" is produced, the second year, "1,1" the third 1,12, so that the production capacity increases 10% per year. How do we convert this into a general formula for how much we have produced in total after year x?
It is obviously an integral, but all formulas I find for ∫ nx give nonsense when I apply them to this example, so I think I'm wrong in turing the formula into nx
How do I solve this?
It is obviously an integral, but all formulas I find for ∫ nx give nonsense when I apply them to this example, so I think I'm wrong in turing the formula into nx
How do I solve this?