Answer:
<em>(About) 20043.46 after 14 years</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>~ Let us apply a compound interest formula not through substituting values, but through a similar way of following this formula ~</em>
1. First let us assign the values:
<em>interest ⇒ 6.5 percent ( % ), principle number - start value ⇒ $ 8300, time ⇒ 14 years</em>
2. Now let us convert interest ⇒ decimal form: <em>0.065</em>
3. Add 1 to this value 0.065 ⇒ <em>1 + 0.065 = 1.065</em>
4. Now let us take 1.065 exponentially to the power of itself 14 times, or in other words to the power of time ( 14 years ): <em>1.065^ 14 = 2.414874185.......</em>
5. Multiply this infinite number by the principle number P, or most commonly known as the start value: <em>2.414874185....... * 8300 ⇒ </em>
<em>(About) 20043.46 after 14 years</em>