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It will give 3 million pennies or 30 thousand pounds.

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It depends on what terms you are looking at . Mathematically its possible say u have 1 penny on day 1 Day 1 : 1 penny = .01 $ Day 2 : .04 $ Day 3 : .08 $ Day 4 : .16 $ The thing is each day the amount you have gets multiplied with the previous days amount so again calculating wise On Any day (say N) amount = 1X2X2X2.....(N-1) times = 2^29 pennis = $ 5 368 709.12 meaning 5.3 million dollars not 2 million of course ive assumed a 30 day month .... with a 29 day month it'll be 2.65 million approx. Thats the power of mathematics but let me remind you there is no such investment which allows that kinda of thing ie a 100% return. Srinjoy Das