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How long will it take for the population to triple, growing at 2.5% compounded continuously?

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01-05-2017

Are you sure it's compounded CONTINUOUSLY??

If so the formula is A=P^(r.t) where r is the growth & t, the time

3P =P^[(2.5%)*(t)]

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