Math, asked by pandum947pm, 2 days ago

Perry has an opportunity to invest with an APR of 5.25%.

 Using the rule of 70, how long will it take his investment to double?​

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Answered by vimaljegi
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Answer:

A = Pert is formula for continuously compounded interest

A = final amount = 2000

P = principal = 1000

e = euler's number (on calculator)

r = interest rate as decimal = .075

t = time in years

 

Your mistake is that 7.5% as a decimal is 7.5/100 = .075

not 7.5

 

2000 = 1000e.075t

 

e.075t = 2000/1000

e.075t = 2

take natural log of both sides

ln e.075t = ln 2

.075t = ln 2

t = ln2/.075

t = 9.24 years

Answered by ash8425
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Step-by-step explanation:

hence the calculation is 11 years

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