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Using the Appendix for approximate time, under the rate column of 15%, we can look at the period corresponding to 2 and 3
For rate 15%, and FV factor = 2 (exact value = 2.011), the period is 5 & for FV factor = 3 (exact value = 3.059), the period is 8 years.
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