Suppose an investment of $5000 doubles in value after six years. How much will the investment be worth after?

Silver. It is easy to obtain and sell, plus historically, it always outperforms gold. You can buy and sell silver bars and bullion at your local coin store. If you have a Roth IRA, buy SLV.

Rule of 72 is a great approximation when determining amount of time for compound interest to double the initial investment. Example: you deposit set sum at 6% interest. Forget about the deci...

Most machines are depreciated over 7 years or less therefore it would seem that the basis in this item would be zero ($0.00). The next issues would seem to be the nature of disposition. It it is ...

Compounded Continously's Formula is A= Pe^rt so, it'd be A= (4900) e ^ (.039)(12) or Interest Earned about $2293 and final amount about $7193

Simply put-no. Those gains are only on "paper" and will not be realized until the investment is actually sold.

NOTHING YOU CAN STILL OBTAIN THEM AS WELL AS THE MINT ONES LIMITED EDITION

The formula is Pe^rt. 2000e^(.08*3)=2542.50 The formula in Excel is =2000*exp(1)^(.08*3)

There are 18 compounding periods and each compounding period, it will add 4%. So the formula is 20,000*(1.04^18) =40,516.33