Cooling Tools, Inc. is currently producing 976 of small refrigerators per month but the company’s CEO plans to increase production at a rate of 9.95 percent per month until the firm is producing 7,340 of refrigerators per month. How many months will this take?
Round the answer to two decimal places.
Let x be total months :
Total refrigerators to be produced = Current production of refrigerators (1 + per month rate of increment in production)x
7340 = 976 (1 + 0.0995) x
7340 = 976 (1.0995)x
7340 / 976 = (1.0995)x
7.5205 = (1.0995)x
(1.0995)21.27 = (1.0995)x
x = 21.27 months
Months will be taken for producing 7,340 of refrigerators are 21.27 months
Note:- 7.5205 = (1.0995)21.27
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