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27 September, 19:57

Suppose you deposit $1,000 into an account which pays 4% annual interest, compounded quarterly. Approximately how long will it take for the amount of money in the account to double?

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  1. 27 September, 20:23
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    The number of years will be 5 years

    Explanation:

    The number of years will be computed using the excel formula as:

    =Nper (rate, pmt, pv, fv, type)

    where

    Nper is number of years

    rate is 4%

    But is compounded quarterly, So,

    rate = 4% * 4

    rate = 16%

    pmt is $0

    pv is Present value which is - $1,000

    fv is future value which is $2,000 (as it will get doubled)

    Putting the values above:

    =Nper (4% * 4,0,-1000,2000,0)

    = 4.67 years or 5 years

    Therefore, the amount will get double in 5 years
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