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A sum of money at compound interest becomes double of itself in 15 years. Find the rate of interest. I am unable to solve this because there are two unknown values(principle and rate per annum).
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principle values is unimportant. double means double, so if you start with $100 you end with $200 and if you start with $1,000,000 you end with $2,000,000 what i don't is how frequently it was compounded
You should take it as annually(you mean half yearly, quarterly and so on don't you)?
ok annually set \[(1+r)^{15}=2\] and solve for \(t\)
I don't understand. And where is t?
I only know one formula regarding compound interest: |dw:1336735631043:dw|
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