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26 October, 03:07

A parent increases a child's allowance by 15 % each year. If the allowance is now $9, about how many years will it take for it to double? Use the equation 18 9 (1.15) ^x. Round to the nearest year.

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  1. 26 October, 07:03
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    5 years

    Step-by-step explanation:

    18 = 9 (1.15) ^x

    Divide each side by 9

    18/9 = 9/9 * (1.15) ^x

    2 = 1.15 ^x

    Take the log on each side

    log (2) = log (1.15^x)

    log 2 = x log 1.15

    Divid each side by log (1.15)

    log 2 / log 1.15 = x log 1.15 / log 1.15

    log 2 / log 1.15 = x

    4.959484455 = x

    To the nearest year

    5 years
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