A stonecutter, assigned to carve the headstone for a well-known engineering economist, began with the following design.

He then started the equation as follows:
P = G(P/G, i, 6)
He realized he had made a mistake. The equation should have been
P = G(P/G, i, 5) + G(P/A, i, 5)
The stonecutter does not want to discard the stone and start over. He asks you to help him with his problem. The right-hand side must be for the first equation to be correct for the carved figure, multiplied by one compound interest factor, taking the form:
P = G(P/G, i, 6)( , i,)
Write the complete equation.

Transcribed Image Text:

SG 4G 3G 2G 0