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25 May, 00:59

Tran invests 15,000 in a savings account that pays 4% simple intrest. About how many years will it take for the account to double at this interest rate?

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  1. 25 May, 03:27
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    For simple interest, we can make an equation.

    Since we know that it will be 4 percent of 15,000, we need to find 4 percent of 15,000.

    15,000*.04 = 600

    So 600 will be the amount Tran will receive every year.

    15,000+600x=y

    X is the amount of years and Y will be the total amount. The total amount we are looking at is double the starting value. 15,000 doubled is 30,000.

    15,000+600x=30,000

    We need to solve the equation by subtracting 15,000 from each side first.

    600x=15,000

    Now, let's divide 15,000 by 600.

    15,000:600=25

    It will take 25 years for the account to double.
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