Hi there
The formula is
A=p (1+rt)
We need to solve for t
T=[(A/p)-1]÷r
Where
A future value 2200
P present value 1000
R interest rate 0.08
T time?
So
T=((2,200÷1,000)−1)÷0.08
T=15 years
Another time like this question you should post in at mathematics subject
Hope it helps
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Actually those do look correct which ones did you get wrong?
Answer:
Getting into a great college program
Explanation:
Getting into a great college program is a perfect example of a long term goal if you are in middle school now. A long term goal is a goal that you will want achieve in the far future (like 2, 3, 4 years, and so on), and getting into a great college program is an example of a long-term goal. Long-term goals usually take years to accomplish.
However, If you are in a middle school now, then you should set a goal of getting into a great college program because it will take years to achieve this goal.
A Long-term goal is a goal that a person has in mind to achieve in the future and they are important if you aim to build a successful career. Long term goals need better planning because they are goals you cannot accompany in a short while; they take several years to be achieved.
