Buffy just put some money into a CD that pays 10.1% interest, compounded monthly. According to the rule of 72, in approximately how many years will she have 4 times the amount of money that she has now?
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Let the principal (P) be 'x' then the Amount (A) will be 4x.
As the interest is compounded monthly
Rate of interest = 10.1 % = 10.1/(100*12) = 0.101/12
Time (t) = 12t
∴ A = P[1 + R/100]
⇒ 4x = x[1 + 0.101/12]¹²t
⇒ 4x/x [1 + 0.008416667]¹²t
⇒ 4 = [1.008416667]¹²t
⇒ log(4) = log[1.008416667]¹²t
⇒ 0.602059991327 = [0.003640014891]¹²t
⇒ 12t = 0.602059991327/0.003640014891
⇒ 12t = 165.400419876
⇒ t = 165.400419876/12
t = 13.78 years or 13 years 9 months (Approx)
So, approximately in 13 years 9 months she will have 4 times the amount of money that she actually has right now.
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Let the principal (P) be 'x' then the Amount (A) will be 4x.
As the interest is compounded monthly
Rate of interest = 10.1 % = 10.1/(100*12) = 0.101/12
Time (t) = 12t
∴ A = P[1 + R/100]
⇒ 4x = x[1 + 0.101/12]¹²t
⇒ 4x/x [1 + 0.008416667]¹²t
⇒ 4 = [1.008416667]¹²t
⇒ log(4) = log[1.008416667]¹²t
⇒ 0.602059991327 = [0.003640014891]¹²t
⇒ 12t = 0.602059991327/0.003640014891
⇒ 12t = 165.400419876
⇒ t = 165.400419876/12
t = 13.78 years or 13 years 9 months (Approx)
So, approximately in 13 years 9 months she will have 4 times the amount of money that she actually has right now.
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