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If I invest $2,500 in an account that yields 7.5% interest, how many years will it take to reach a total of $10,000 if it is compounded monthly. A=P(1+(r/n)^nt
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If I invest $2,500 in an account that yields 7.5% interest, how many years will it take to reach a total of $10,000 if it is compounded monthly. A=P(1+(r/n)^nt
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If I invest $2,500 in an account that yields 7.5% interest, how many years will it take to reach a total of $10,000 if it is compounded monthly.
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You can use guess and check, and first, 2500 * (107.5%)^20 would get us
10619.6277506, and then 19 would guess us an answer that is less than 10000, so 20 months = 1 2/3 years.
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