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If P= Poert, fund the time it takes for P to go from Po to 2P. Give your answer in terms of In and r
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I think the formula is: P = P₀. e^(rt)
When P = 2P₀, the formula becomes 2P₀ =P₀.e^(rt)
Simplify by P₀, 2=e^(rt)
ln(2) = lne^(rt)
ln2 = rt.lne or lne =1 then ln2 = rt
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