
Javen B.
asked 03/02/23complete the table assuming continuously interest
Complete the table assuming continuously compounded interest. (Round your answers to two decimal places.)
Initial | InvestmentAnnual | % RateTime to | DoubleAmount After | 10 Years |
$900 | ![]() |
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93 | ||||
5 | yr | $ |
1 Expert Answer
If this is right, then we can determine the answers according to the formula for continuous interest:
A = Pert
Where:
A = Amount accumulated ($)
P = Starting principle ($)
e = natural exponential function (~2.718)
r = Interest rate (%)
t = Time (yrs.)
This formula can be used to calculate the last column - after 10 years, where P = 900, r = 5% (0.05), t = 10
A = 900e0.05(10)
A = $1,483.85
To determine time to double, solve equation for t,
A = Pert
ert = A/P
rt = ln(A/P)
t = [ln(A/P)]/r
where A = 2P (Doubled), r = 0.05
t = [ln(2P/P)]/0/05
t = ln2/0.05
t = 13.86 yrs.
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Mark M.
Repost without the table.03/02/23