very interesting
the equation we are given is for when the units of t are in years
I do know that you want to have the variable as time, but I'm not sure if you want it in years or months
I will solve for in months because that makes more sense
in that case, it will be 2250(1+r)^m where r=monthly interest rate and m=time in months
to compare, we can do
when 1 year has elapsed, t=1 and m=12
and the amount earned should be the same
so therfor we can say

divide both sides by 2250 to make it easier


take 12th root of both sides
![\sqrt[12]{1.17}=1+r](https://img.qammunity.org/2018/formulas/mathematics/high-school/4mrcm1e516cfk7ykue1zbr0fcyizvvwhq6.png)
minus 1 both sides
![-1+\sqrt[12]{1.17}=r](https://img.qammunity.org/2018/formulas/mathematics/high-school/gpdy2hutupycnips8ca9ap9xpw03vqgn26.png)
using a calculator
-1+1.01316961=r
0.01316961=r
not sure if yu want percent to thousandth or decimal to thousandth
if decimal then 0.013 is interest rate
if percent then it is 1.317% interest rate