Solution:
(a) Effective
rate:
*Investment A
➡ Compound interest formula
=[(1+(r/n))^n] -1
r= rare of interest
n= number of times interest compounded
Investment A is compounded quarterly(4 times) at 6.9%
=[(1+(r/n))^n]-1
=[(1+(0.069/4))^4]-1
=[(1+0.01725)^4]-1
=[(1.01725)^4]-1
=(1.070806) - 1
=0.070806
=7.0806%
*Investment B
Investment B is
compounded monthly (12 times) at 6.7%
=[(1+(r/n))^n]-1
=[(1+(0.067/12))^12]-1
=[(1+0.005583)^12]-1
=[(1.005583)^12]-1
=(1.06909) - 1
=0.069091
=6.9091%
(b) Time required for making the investment double :
*Rule of 72:
➡ 72 divided by the rate of interest
Investment A= 72/7.0806 = 10.16 years
Investment B = 72/6.9091 = 10.42 years
Investment A requires less time, hence it should be considered.
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