Respuesta :
yay, doubling time
the equation is
[tex]A=P(2)^\frac{t}{d}[/tex]
A=final amount
P=initial amount
t=time elapsed in years
d=doubling time in years
ok
A=A
P=100
d=8yrs
t=40yrs
so
[tex]A=100(2)^\frac{40}{8}[/tex]
[tex]A=100(2)^5[/tex]
[tex]A=100(32)[/tex]
[tex]A=3200[/tex]
there will be $3200 in the account after 40 years
the equation is
[tex]A=P(2)^\frac{t}{d}[/tex]
A=final amount
P=initial amount
t=time elapsed in years
d=doubling time in years
ok
A=A
P=100
d=8yrs
t=40yrs
so
[tex]A=100(2)^\frac{40}{8}[/tex]
[tex]A=100(2)^5[/tex]
[tex]A=100(32)[/tex]
[tex]A=3200[/tex]
there will be $3200 in the account after 40 years
year 0 : D = $100
year 8 : D= $200
year 16 : D = $400
year 24 : D = $800
year 32 : D= $1600
year 40 : D= $3200
That's the longest way to do it :
40/8 = 5 ; the account is gonna doubles 5 times
[tex]D(year40) = 100*2^{5} = 100*32 = 32000[/tex]
year 8 : D= $200
year 16 : D = $400
year 24 : D = $800
year 32 : D= $1600
year 40 : D= $3200
That's the longest way to do it :
40/8 = 5 ; the account is gonna doubles 5 times
[tex]D(year40) = 100*2^{5} = 100*32 = 32000[/tex]