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We're going to read them aloud to the class right up here.

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Let's see what we'll pay if we continuously compound for multiple years, at a rate of r percent per year.

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Think about what the properties of these solutions might be.

Let's first of all figure out how many hours there are in a year.

Now let's do the example with a mortgage backed security.

So let's see what happens as I try to compound continuously, or as n approaches infinity.

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line integral through a vector field, or using vector functions, in the next video.

So we have 20x minus 20 is equal to 540 degrees.

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But let's confirm that this really is the inverse of the matrix B.

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And so let's draw the yield curve and see if this holds true.

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Just the way we have defined our multiplication, or the dot product, can we multiply?