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What is compound interest?

Interest on original + accumulated interest

What is the growth multiplier for a 15% increase?

1.151.15

What is the decay multiplier for a 12% decrease?

0.880.88

A multiplier of 0.950.95 represents:

A decay of 5%

In the formula Final=Initial×(multiplier)n\text{Final} = \text{Initial} \times (\text{multiplier})^n, what does nn mean?

Number of time periods

£40,000 invested at 3% compound interest for 3 years gives what final balance?

£43,709.08

5,000 cells increase by 20% daily. How many cells are there after 4 days?

10,368 cells

A £15,000 car loses 8% value yearly. What is its value after 3 years?

£11,620.32

Why doesn't a car losing 8% yearly lose the same amount each year?

It loses 8% of current value each time

Which multiplier represents growth?

Greater than 1

How should population values be rounded?

To whole numbers

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