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Which of the following statements accurately describes simple interest?

  • Simple interest is calculated based on a fixed rate over time. (correct)
  • Simple interest is calculated based on the original investment plus all interest that has been added.
  • Simple interest is calculated based on a smaller amount than compound interest.
  • Simple interest is calculated based on a larger amount than compound interest.
  • What is the main difference between simple interest and compound interest?

  • Simple interest results in a larger amount of money over time compared to compound interest.
  • Simple interest is paid only on the original investment, while compound interest is paid on the original investment plus any interest that has been added.
  • Simple interest is paid at a fixed rate, while compound interest fluctuates over time.
  • Simple interest is paid only on a portion of the original investment, while compound interest is paid on the full amount. (correct)
  • Why does compound interest result in a larger amount of money over time compared to simple interest?

  • Compound interest is paid only on the original investment, while simple interest is paid on the original investment plus any interest that has been added.
  • Compound interest is paid on a smaller amount than simple interest.
  • Compound interest is calculated based on a larger amount than simple interest. (correct)
  • Compound interest is paid on a fixed rate, while simple interest fluctuates over time.
  • Which type of interest is more likely to result in a larger amount of money over a long period of time?

    <p>Compound interest</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What happens to the interest earned in compound interest?

    <p>The interest earned is added to the original investment and becomes part of the new principal.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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