Using natural logarithms solve

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You would like to save money to buy a new car that costs $10,000, but currently only have $8,000 and you know you won’t have any further excess savings to contribute more to it. You have available to you a fairly good savings account which pays continuously compounded 5% interest rate. Recall that:

X(t + n) = Xt e^(rn)

Using natural logarithms solve for n to determine how long it will take for the balance of your savings to reach $10,000.

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