Chapter 32: Q 32. (page 763)
Use the Rule of 72 to estimate how long it will take for India, Spain, and South Africa to double their standards of living.
Short Answer
India - 13.11 years, Spain - 25.17 years, South Africa - 1,200 years
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Chapter 32: Q 32. (page 763)
Use the Rule of 72 to estimate how long it will take for India, Spain, and South Africa to double their standards of living.
India - 13.11 years, Spain - 25.17 years, South Africa - 1,200 years
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