... under continuous compound-ing0Initial value of the investmentTable 1. 1: Notation for Chapter 1 Year Mar Jun Sep Dec 19 96 15 5.7 15 6.7 15 7.8 15 8.6 19 97 16 0.0 16 0.3 16 1.2 16 1.3What is the growth ... between 19 92 and 19 93 is given byinequation (1. 1). Starting GDP is, ending GDP is ( ), and is one year. Plugging all thenumbers in, we get: $13 5=( )( $13 0 ) (1) + $13 0 so:= $13 5 $13 0 1 1 0384 615 4 ... gives us: $13 5= (1+ )2( $10 0 ) so:= ( $13 5 $10 0 )(0 5) 1 1 16 189500 1= 1 618 9500%As a final example, we do the same calculation, but using continuous compounding. Wejust solve equation (1. 3) for....