Compound
value solving for
n)
How many years will the following take?a.
$510
to grow to
$1,093.23
if invested at
10
percent compounded annuallyb.
$38
to grow to
$60.30
if invested at
8
percent compounded annuallyc.
$110
to grow to
$421.94
if invested at
13
percent compounded annuallyd.
$51
to grow to
$64.39
if invested at
6
percent compounded annually
a. How many years will it take for
$510
to grow to
$1,093.23
if invested at
10
percent compounded annually?
nothing
years (Round to the nearest whole number.)b. How many years will it take for
$38
to grow to
$60.30
if invested at
8
percent compounded annually?
nothing
years (Round to the nearest whole number.)c. How many years will it take for
$110
to grow to
$421.94
if invested at
13
percent compounded annually?
nothing
years (Round to the nearest whole number.)d. How many years will it take for
$51
to grow to
$64.39
if invested at
6
percent compounded annually?
nothing
years (Round to the nearest whole number.)
(a) Let number of years be n
Present Value = PV = 510
Future Value = FV = 1093.23
Interest rate = r = 10% or 0.10
FV = PV(1+r)n
=> 1093.23 = 510*1.1n
=> n = ln(1093.23/510) / ln(1.1) = 8 years
(b) Let number of years be n
Present Value = PV = 38
Future Value = FV = 60.30
Interest rate = r = 8% or 0.08
FV = PV(1+r)n
=> 60.30 = 38*1.08n
=> n = ln(60.30/38) / ln(1.08) = 6 years
(c) Let number of years be n
Present Value = PV = 110
Future Value = FV = 421.94
Interest rate = r = 13% or 0.13
FV = PV(1+r)n
=> 421.94 = 110*1.13n
=> n = ln(421.94/110) / ln(1.13) = 11 years
(d) Let number of years be n
Present Value = PV = 51
Future Value = FV = 64.39
Interest rate = r = 6% or 0.06
FV = PV(1+r)n
=> 64.39 = 51*1.06n
=> n = ln(64.39/51) / ln(1.06) = 4 years
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