Recall that the compound interest formula for continuous compounding is A(P, r, t) = Pert, where A is the future value of an investment of P dollars after t years at an interest rate of r. (a) Calculate ap ar and at all evaluated at (90, 0.3, 11). (Round your answers to two decimal places.) aa ap aA ar at Interpret your answers. For a $ investment at % interest invested for years and compounded continuously, the accumulated amount is increasing at a rate of $ per $1 of principal, at a rate of $ per increase of 1 in r, and at a rate of $ per year. aA (b) What does the function of t tell about your investment? ap (90, 0.3, t) Ap(90, 0.3, t) tells you the rate at which the accumulated amount in an account bearing % interest, compounded continuously, with a principal of $ is growing per $1 ---Select--- V in the ---Select--- years after the investment. Recall that the compound interest formula for continuous compounding is A(P, r, t) = Pert, where A is the future value of an investment of P dollars after t years at an interest rate of r. (a) Calculate ap ar and at all evaluated at (90, 0.3, 11). (Round your answers to two decimal places.) aa ap aA ar at Interpret your answers. For a $ investment at % interest invested for years and compounded continuously, the accumulated amount is increasing at a rate of $ per $1 of principal, at a rate of $ per increase of 1 in r, and at a rate of $ per year. aA (b) What does the function of t tell about your investment? ap (90, 0.3, t) Ap(90, 0.3, t) tells you the rate at which the accumulated amount in an account bearing % interest, compounded continuously, with a principal of $ is growing per $1 ---Select--- V in the ---Select--- years after the investment