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How long will it take for $1,200 to double if it is invested at 12% annual interest compounded 6 times a year? Enter in exact c...Asked by Keonn'a
How long will it take for $2,000 to double if it is invested at 7% annual interest compounded 3 times a year? Enter in exact calculations or round to 3 decimal places.
It will take years to double.
How long will it take if the interest is compounded continuously?
Compounded continuously, it would only take years.
It will take years to double.
How long will it take if the interest is compounded continuously?
Compounded continuously, it would only take years.
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Answered by
R_scott
double ... 2 = [1 + (.07 / 3)]^(3 y) ... ln(2) = 3 y ln[1 + (.07 / 3)]
... solve for y
continuously ... 2 = e^(.07 y) ... ln(2) = .07 y
... solve for y
continuously ... 2 = e^(.07 y) ... ln(2) = .07 y
Answered by
Reiny
Compounded three times a year? How unusual, anyway ....
1(1 + .07/3)^n = 2, where n is the number of 4 month periods
1.023333...^n = 2
n log 1.023333.... = log2
n = log 2/log 1.02333.. = .... periods.
the $2000 has nothing to with the question.
for continuous compounding:
e^.07t = 2
.07t = ln 2
etc.
1(1 + .07/3)^n = 2, where n is the number of 4 month periods
1.023333...^n = 2
n log 1.023333.... = log2
n = log 2/log 1.02333.. = .... periods.
the $2000 has nothing to with the question.
for continuous compounding:
e^.07t = 2
.07t = ln 2
etc.
Answered by
Keonn'a
I found the answer 10.017
and the compound continuous answer is 99.02
and the compound continuous answer is 99.02
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