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$$ci\left(4689,12,12,27\right)$$

Usa $$A=P{\left(1+r/n\right)}^{\left(nt\right)}$$ con $$P=4.689$$, $$r=12\%$$, $$n=12$$, $$t=27$$.

$$ci\left(4689,12,12,27\right)$$

Usa $$A=P{\left(1+r/n\right)}^{\left(nt\right)}$$ con $$P=4.689$$, $$r=12\%$$, $$n=12$$, $$t=27$$.

$$P=4689,r=12\%,n=12,t=27$$

Usa $$A=P{\left(1+r/n\right)}^{\left(nt\right)}$$ con $$P=4.689$$, $$r=12\%$$, $$n=12$$, $$t=27$$.

$$A=P{\left(1+r/n\right)}^{\left(nt\right)}$$

Usa $$A=P{\left(1+r/n\right)}^{\left(nt\right)}$$ con $$P=4.689$$, $$r=12\%$$, $$n=12$$, $$t=27$$.

$$Nextcomputer/n,nt,and{\left(1+r/n\right)}^{\left(nt\right)}.$$

Usa $$A=P{\left(1+r/n\right)}^{\left(nt\right)}$$ con $$P=4,689$$, $$r=12\%$$, $$n=12$$, $$t=27$$.