That's why we say it compounds.

What I want to do in this video is talk a little bit about compounding interest.

But it's neat. And it comes out in compound interest, and continuously compounding interest.

And then, have a little bit of a discussion of a way to quickly, kind of an approximate way to figure out how quickly something compounds.

So I'm saying not years to the end, years to discount. And the word discount is coming from a very simple reason and the R amp gt zero.

This limit comes to e, if you remember anything from compound interest.

The percentage of the principal that is paid as a fee over a certain period of time (typically one month or year) is called the interest rate.

If you've watched the compound interest problems and you know the definition of e, I think this will start to look familiar.

So I think you get the sense here that, although the idea is reasonably simple, to actually calculate compounding interest is actually pretty difficult.

The calculation of compound interest, compounding on a yearly basis, uses the formula Interest Capital (1 Interest rate) Number of years Capital.

Because if you think about it well, I'll draw the analogy as we do this problem. Anyway, this is a compound growth problem, or an exponential growth problem. And it says a bacteria culture initially contains 100 cells and grows at a rate proportional to its size.

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So that equals ln of 4.2t. And if you want to solve for t, you just divide both sides by ln of 4.2. And you get t is equal to ln of 100 divided by the natural log of 4.2.

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