168k views
1 vote
Hello, what I guess I might want to understand is where to plug in the certain numbers/variables I am given. thank you

Hello, what I guess I might want to understand is where to plug in the certain numbers-example-1
User Rosshamish
by
7.8k points

1 Answer

3 votes

Solution

The given equation to get the accumulated amount is


\begin{gathered} A=Pe^(rt) \\ \text{Where r = rate = 10\%}=(10)/(100)=\text{ 0}.1 \\ t\text{ = time in years} \\ P\text{= Amount invested}=\text{ \$6000} \\ A=\text{ Accumulated amount = 2 }*6000\text{ = \$12000 } \end{gathered}

Therefore, by substituting in these values, t will be given as


\begin{gathered} 12000\text{ = 6000}* e^(0.1* t) \\ (12000)/(6000)=e^(0.1t) \\ 2=e^(0.1t) \\ \ln \text{ 2 = 0.1t} \\ 0.6931471806=0.1t \\ t\text{ =}(0.6931471806)/(0.1) \\ t\text{ = }6.931471806 \\ t\approx6.9\text{ years to 1 decimal place} \end{gathered}

t approximately = 6.9 years to 1 decimal place.

User Aerik
by
8.6k points

No related questions found

Welcome to QAmmunity.org, where you can ask questions and receive answers from other members of our community.

9.4m questions

12.2m answers

Categories