-computing-amount-of-principal-after-number-of-years
A mathematical model for the Future Value of a savings account earning interest that is compounded continuously is given by the equation FV = Pert, where FV is the amount after t years, P is the principal amount invested at t = 0, and the principal is assumed to grow continuously at a rate, r.
How many years will it take the principal to triple if the annual rate is 12%? Please explain how you arrived at your answer. Thanks!