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  1. Example : Find Compound Interest (CI)
  2. Example : Find Principal (P)
  3. Example : Find Rate (R)
  4. Example : Find Time (T)

3. Example : Find Rate (R)
(Previous example)

4. Example : Find Time (T)





1. Compound Interest CI = 210, Principal P = 1000, Rate R = 10, find T (Interest Compounded Annually)

Solution:
Compound Interest `CI=210`

Principal `P=1000`

Rate of interest `R=10%`

Find `T,` (Interest Compounded Annually)

`A=P+I`

`:.A=1000+210`

`:.A=1210`

We know that
`A=P*(1+R/(100n))^(nT)`

`:.A/P=(1+R/(100n))^(nT)`

Taking `ln` both the sides

`:.ln(A/P)=nT*ln(1+R/(100n))`

`:.T=(ln(A/P))/(n*ln(1+R/(100*n)))`

`:.T=(ln(1210/1000))/(1*ln(1+10/(100xx1)))`

`:.T=(ln(1.21))/(ln(1+0.1))`

`:.T=(ln(1.21))/(ln(1.1))`

`:.T=(0.19062)/(0.09531)`

`:.T=2`


2. Compound Interest CI = 1050, Principal P = 5000, Rate R = 10, find T (Interest Compounded Annually)

Solution:
Compound Interest `CI=1050`

Principal `P=5000`

Rate of interest `R=10%`

Find `T,` (Interest Compounded Annually)

`A=P+I`

`:.A=5000+1050`

`:.A=6050`

We know that
`A=P*(1+R/(100n))^(nT)`

`:.A/P=(1+R/(100n))^(nT)`

Taking `ln` both the sides

`:.ln(A/P)=nT*ln(1+R/(100n))`

`:.T=(ln(A/P))/(n*ln(1+R/(100*n)))`

`:.T=(ln(6050/5000))/(1*ln(1+10/(100xx1)))`

`:.T=(ln(1.21))/(ln(1+0.1))`

`:.T=(ln(1.21))/(ln(1.1))`

`:.T=(0.19062)/(0.09531)`

`:.T=2`


3. Compound Interest CI = 3640, Principal P = 5000, Rate R = 20, find T (Interest Compounded Annually)

Solution:
Compound Interest `CI=3640`

Principal `P=5000`

Rate of interest `R=20%`

Find `T,` (Interest Compounded Annually)

`A=P+I`

`:.A=5000+3640`

`:.A=8640`

We know that
`A=P*(1+R/(100n))^(nT)`

`:.A/P=(1+R/(100n))^(nT)`

Taking `ln` both the sides

`:.ln(A/P)=nT*ln(1+R/(100n))`

`:.T=(ln(A/P))/(n*ln(1+R/(100*n)))`

`:.T=(ln(8640/5000))/(1*ln(1+20/(100xx1)))`

`:.T=(ln(1.728))/(ln(1+0.2))`

`:.T=(ln(1.728))/(ln(1.2))`

`:.T=(0.546965)/(0.182322)`

`:.T=3`





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