Question #181753

How many years an investment would be four times its initial value at an interest rate of 11 percent.


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Expert's answer
2021-04-18T19:28:43-0400

Assume the investment is X;

r=0.11

Use grow it using the following formula.

X(1+r)n=4XX(1+r)^n=4X

Divide both sides by X;

X(1+r)nX=4XX\frac{X(1+r)^n}{X}=\frac{4X}{X}


(1+r)n=4(1+r)^n=4

Substitute for r;

(1.11)n=4(1.11)^n=4


Introduce logarithmic

nlog1.11=log4n log 1.11=log 4


n=log4log1.11=13.28yearsn= \frac{log 4}{log 1.11}=13.28 years


Investment will be 4 times after a lapse of 13.28 years.



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