(a) Find the time path of capital K(t) given the following rates of net investment flow functions(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)I(t) = 20t/3I(t) = 8t34I(t) = 60t/SFor each of (i) to (iii), find the amount of capital formation over the time interval {1,3]K(0) = 200K(0) = 60K(0) = 25

(a) Find the time path of capital K(t) given the following rates of net investment flow functions (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) K(0) = 200 I(t) = 20t3 I(t) = 8t³4 I(t) = 60t's For each of (i) to (iii), find the amount of capital formation over the time interval {1,3] K(0) = 60 K(0) = 25

(a) Find the time path of capital K(t) given the following rates of net investment flow functions (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) K(0) = 200 I(t) = 20t3 I(t) = 8t³4 I(t) = 60t's For each of (i) to (iii), find the amount of capital formation over the time interval {1,3] K(0) = 60 K(0) = 25

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(a) Find the time path of capital K(t) given the following rates of net investment flow functions
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
I(t) = 20t/3
I(t) = 8t34
I(t) = 60t/S
For each of (i) to (iii), find the amount of capital formation over the time interval {1,3]
K(0) = 200
K(0) = 60
K(0) = 25

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