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If the initial investment of 1000 doubles in value in 9.8 years find the rate for continous compounding.
so the formula would be A=Pe^rt but where do the numbers go and how do u solve it?
Thanks!
13 years ago

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drwls
2000 = 1000*e^9.8r

2 = e^9.8r

ln2 = 9.8r
r = 7.073%
13 years ago

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