Calculus: Learning Worksheets Chapter 11 6. A family has leased the oil rights of a property to a petroleum company in return for a perpetual annual payment of $1500. Find the capital value of this lease at 8% compounded continuously. of clos

Calculus: Learning Worksheets Chapter 11 6. A family has leased the oil rights of a property to a petroleum company in return for a perpetual annual payment of $1500. Find the capital value of this lease at 8% compounded continuously. of clos

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