Diamonds. The effective rate of interest earned by an investment is given by the formula

Chapter 9, Problem 9.5.108

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Diamonds. The effective rate of interest earned by an investment is given by the formula r 3 P n AP 1 where P is the initial investment that grows to value after years. If a diamond buyer got $4,000 for a 1.73-carat diamond that he had purchased 4 years earlier, and earned an annual rate of return of 6.5% on the investment, what did he originally pay for the diamond?

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