The formula for compound growth is:

Where,
- P is the future value
is the initial desposit- r is the annual rate of interest
- n is the number of times compounding happens ( n = 1 when annual compounding, n = 2 when semi-annual compounding, n = 4 when quarterly compounding etc.)
- t is time in years
A.
Here we want to know P, given
, r is 0.04, n is 1 (since annual compounding) and t is 3.
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B.
Everything is same in this problem as part A, just t is not 3, t is 18. Similarly, we solve:
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C.
Here we want to figure out t, given P=2500,
, r is 0.04, n is 1 (since annual compounding). We have:

To solve this exponential part, we take Natural Logarithm (ln) and use our properties of logarithms and solve for t. [the property we are going to use is 
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D.
It is similar to part C, only P=3000 instead of P=2500. Let us setup the equation and solve for t.
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ANSWER:
A. $2249.73
B. $4051.63
C. 5.69 years
D. 10.34 years