Ch 3.4 #18Can you show me how to do this? The value of a particular retirement account is A(t) = 25,000e0.06t dollars after t years. Compute A'(3.5). (Round your%3Danswer to two decimal places.)A'(3.5) =dollars/yearInterpret your response.This is the rate at which the value of the account is ---Select--- e in 3.5 years.Additional Materials

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