The formula A = Pe^rt calculates the amount an investment earning a nominal rate of r compounded continuously is worth. Show that the amount of time it takes for the investment to double in value is given by the expression ln2/r.

The formula for obtaining the time taken when the amount is double the principal is ln2/r.

Given that;

A = Pe^rt

A = amount

P = principal

r = rate

t = time

Now we are told that;

A = 2P

Hence;

2P = Pe^rt

2 = e^rt

ln 2 = rt

t = ln2/r (QED)

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t = In2/ r

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the formula : A = Pe^rt

For investment to double ;

Final amount (A) = 2 * initial investment (p)

A = 2p

Hence,

2p = pe^rt

2 = e^rt

Take the In of both sides

In2 = rt

Divide both sides by r

In2 /r = rt /r

In2/ r = t

t = In2/ r ; Hence, the proof

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step-by-step explanation:

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