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Simple vs compound formula type

Simple: (1±in)(1 ± in) linear; Compound: (1±i)n(1 ± i)^n exponential

Simple interest formula

A=P(1+in)A = P(1 + in)

Compound interest formula

A=P(1+i)nA = P(1 + i)^n

Simple depreciation formula

A=P(1−in)A = P(1 - in)

Compound depreciation formula

A=P(1−i)nA = P(1 - i)^n

Simple interest calculation basis

Only on original principal amount

Compound interest calculation basis

Principal + previously earned interest

Nominal interest rate

Stated annual rate without compounding frequency effect

Effective annual interest rate

Actual rate earned with frequent compounding

Effective vs nominal rate relationship

Effective always higher when compounding > once/year

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