Ellsworth J. answered 11/09/23
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asked 11/09/239) How long does it take for an investment to double in value if it is invested at 2% compounded monthly? Compounded continuously?
Ellsworth J. answered 11/09/23
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I go through in detail how to do each part of the problem.
2 = 1*[1+ (0.02/12)]12t
2 /1= 2 = [1+ (0.02/12)]12t
For simplicity, let R = 1+ (0.02/12)
2 = R12t
log R (2) = log R R2t = 2t
2t = log R (2)
t = [log R (2)] / 2 = [ log (2) / log (R) ] / 2
t = 34.686 years
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2 = 1 * e0.02t
200/100 = 2 = e0.02t
ln(2) = 0.02t
t = ln(2) / 0.02
t = 34.657 years
Dayv O. answered 11/09/23
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aren't the equatiions
1.for monthly,,P(t)=P(1+(.02/12))t,,,,,where t is in months. If P(t)=2P
then t=ln(2)/(1+(.02/12)) or 416 months=34.67 years
2.for continuous,,,P(t)=P*e.02t,,,,,where t is in years. If P(t)=2P
then t=ln(2)/.02 or t=34.66 years
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