SOLUTION: A principal P, invested at 7.75% and compounded continuously, increases to an amount that is K times the original principal after T years, where T is given by t=ln(K)/0.0775.

Question 1179102: A principal P, invested at 7.75% and compounded continuously, increases to an amount that is K times the original principal after T years, where T is given by
t=ln(K)/0.0775.

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