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Question 920671: Please help me solve this: how long will it take your money to grow from $150 to $200 when it is invested at 3% compounded quarterly?
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; this is what you are trying to express.
Note that the quarterly interest rate is one fourth of the yearly rate, and the
number of compounding periods is .
Sovle for t, and then substitute A=200 and p=150.
Some of the algebraic steps:
You can choose any logarithm base desired.
TIME PERIODS:
which is 9.625 years, but in strict amount of quarter periods of the year, years.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! where = number of years (rounded)
It should take a little longer, because over 9.5 years,
That is quarters, the $150 would grow to (rounded).
Then to earn the remaining $0.75, at 3% you would need years,
with (rounded),
for a total of years.