Respuesta :
Answer:
a) [tex]M(t)=24000-14000e^{t/10}[/tex]
b) It takes 5.390 years to pay off the loan.
Step-by-step explanation:
(a) The differential equation for the variation in the amount of the loan M is
[tex]\frac{dM}{dt}=0.1M-2400[/tex]
We can express this equation as:
[tex]\frac{dM}{dt}=0.1M-2400\\\\10\int \frac{dM}{M-24000} =\int dt\\\\10ln(M-24000)=t\\\\M-24000=Ce^{t/10}\\\\M=Ce^{t/10}+24000\\\\M(0)=Ce^{0/10}+24000=10000\\\\C+24000=10000\\\\C=-14000\\\\M(t)=24000-14000e^{t/10}[/tex]
(b) We can calculate this as M(t)=0
[tex]M(t)=24000-14000e^{t/10}=0\\\\e^{t/10}=24000/14000=1.714\\\\t=10ln(1.714)=10* 0.5390=5.390[/tex]
It takes 5.390 years to pay off the loan.
A) The initial Value problem for M(t) is; M(t) = 24000 - 14000e^(t/10)
B) The time that it will take for the person to pay off the loan is; 5.388 years
How to solve differential equations?
A) We are given the differential equation for the amount M(t) of money (in dollars) owed t years after the loan is made as;
dM/dt = 0.1M - 2400
Let us rearrange to get;
dM/(0.1M - 2400) = dt
Integrate both sides;
∫dM/(0.1M - 2400) = ∫dt
10In (M - 24000) = t
M - 24000 = Ae^(t/10)
M = 24000 + Ae^(t/10)
We are given initial condition of M(0) = 10000. Thus;
M(0) = 24000 + Ae^(0/10) = 10000
24000 + A = 10000
A = 10000 - 24000
A = -14000
Thus, the initial value problem is;
M(t) = 24000 - 14000e^(t/10)
B) We want to find the time at which M(t) = 0. Thus;
0 = 24000 - 14000e^(t/10)
24000 = 14000e^(t/10)
e^(t/10) = 24000/14000
e^(t/10) = 1.714
t/10 = In 1.714
t = 10 * 0.5388
t = 5.388 years
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