A geometric gradient series Select one: a. starts with a certain amount and from period to...
A geometric gradient series
Select one:
a. starts with a certain amount and from period to period increases by a constant amount.
b. starts with a certain amount and from period to period increases by a constant rate.
c. starts with a certain amount and from period to period decreases by a constant percentage.
d. starts with zero and from period to period increases by a constant amount.
e. starts with zero and from period to period increases by a constant rate.
Homework Answers
A geometric gradient series starts with a certain amount and increases by a constant rate.
Therefore option B is the correct answer
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