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Elementary and Intermediate Algebra
Elementary and Intermediate Algebra
Alan S. Tussy, R. David Gustafson 5th Edition
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00:01 Hello students in this question we need to find number of years take for an investment to double at 13 % compounded monthly.
00:18 So here we need to assume a equals 2p that is we get double the amount and p doesn't matter.
00:36 So we have to consider as it is.
00:42 Next r equals 13 % which is equal to 13 divided by 100 which is equal to 0 .13.
00:53 Next n which is equal to compounded monthly.
00:57 So one year having 12 months.
01:00 So n equals 12.
01:02 We know that the formula a equals p into 1 plus r by n the whole power n t.
01:14 On substituting all the known values in this formula, then we get 2p equals p into 1 plus r is 0 .13 divided by n is 12, the whole power 12 into t.
01:34 We need to find t.
01:38 P .c cancel.
01:40 Here we can write it as 2 equals.
01:43 On taking lcm, we can write it as 12 plus 0 .13 divided by 12 the whole power 12 t.
01:56 On further simplification we get 2 equals 1 .010 the whole power 12 t.
02:06 Next we need to take log on both sides so we get log 2 equals log 1 .010 the whole power 12 t.
02:08 Next we need to take log on both sides so we get log 2 equals log 1 .010 the whole power 12 t which implies...
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