Initial value | 610 | |
Amount | 1000 | |
rate | 6.60% | |
Life | N | |
1000= | 610*(1+6.6%)^N | |
1000/610= | 1.066^N | |
1.639344262 | 1.066^N | |
Log 1.63944 | N*log 1.066 | |
0.21467016= | N* 0.0277572 | |
N= | 0.21467016/0.0277572 | |
N= | 7.73 | |
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