Problem1:
r: Annual interest rate
Amount = Principal*(1+r)^t
345000 = 73000*(1+r)^18
(345000/73000)^(1/18) = 1+r
1.09 = 1+r
r = 0.09 = 9% pa
Problem 2:
After 2 years Principal = 15000
Amount (time t beyond 2 years) = 75000
r = 9%
A = P*(1+r)^t
75000 = 15000*(1+9%)^t
75000/15000 = 5 = 1.09^t
taking ln on both sides
ln5 = ln1.09^t
ln5 = t*ln1.09
t = ln5/ln1.09 = 18.68years
Therefore total time = 18.68 + 2 = 20.68 years
Problem 3
Interest earned per year = 4.5% on 2000 = 90
Problem 4:
After 45 years
Amount = 5000*(1+10%)^45 = 5000*1.1^45 = 364,452.4
If invests after 10 years
Amount = 5000*(1+10%)^35 = 5000*1.1^35 = 140,512.18
Lesson learnt, start investing early
Problem5:
Amount = Principal*(1+r)^t
225000 = Principal*(1+12%)^9
Principal = 225000/1.12^9 = 81137.3
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