Using Rule of 72, at 7% interest rate it will take 72/7 = 10.28 years to double the investment
Hence at the end of year 11 the value will be = 10000*(1+7%)^11 = 10000*1.07^11 = 10000*2.10485 = $21048.51952
Hence from year 12, 10% per year compounded quarterly interest rate will be applicable.
Interest rate = 10%/4 =2.5%
No of quarters required To reach 40000 from 21048.51952 will be given by 40000 = 21048.51952*(1+2.5%)^n
or, 40000/21048.51952=1.025^n
or, log 1.90037 =n log1.025
or, 0.27884 = n*0.01072
or, n = 0.27884/0.01072
or, n = 26
Hence it will take 26/4 =6.5 or 7 years or 28 quarters to cross 40000
Value at the end of year 18 = 21048.51952*(1+2.5%)^28 = 21048.51952*1.025^28=21048.51952*1.996495=$42023.26437
Years remaining = 29-18 =11 years or 11*12=132 months
Interest rate = 12% per year compounded monthly
Hence monthly interest rate = 12%/12=1%
Value at end of 29 years = 42023.26437*(1+1%)6132 = 42023.26437*1.01^132 = 42023.26437*3.71896=$156282.77883
hence final value is $156283
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