Answer:
14.87%
Step-by-step explanation:
For compound interest amount at the end, we have formulae as
a) annually .. [tex]P(1+r)^n [/tex] where n is the no of years
quarterly .. [tex]P(1+0.5r)^{2n}[/tex]
Monthly ..[tex]P(1+\frac{r}{12} )^{12n}[/tex]
b) Equate The formula there with P = 1000 to 2000
annually [tex]1000(1.12)^n =2000\\n = 6.15[/tex]
In apprxy 6 years and 2 months
Semi annually [tex]1.06^{2n} =2\\n = 5.95[/tex]
Or in 5 years 9 months
Quarterly
[tex]1.03^{4n} =2\\n=5.875[/tex]
C) In 5 years the money becomes double
i.e. [tex]1000(1+r)^5 =2000\\1+r = 1.14870\\r=14.87%[/tex]