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8 Simple and CompoundInterestInterest is the fee paid for borrowed money. We receiveinterest when we let others use our money (for example, bydepositing money in a savings account or making a loan).We payinterest when we use other people s money (suchas when we borrow from a bank or a friend). Are you a receiver or a payer ?In this chapter we will study Simple and compoundinterest. Simple interestis Interest that is calculated onthe balance owed but not on previous Interest . Compoundinterest, on the other hand, is Interest calculated on anybalance owed including previous Interest . Interest for loansis generally calculated using Simple Interest , while interestfor savings accounts is generally calculated using com-pound concepts of this chapter are used in many upcom-ing topics of the text.
b Solving for R (rate) Unit 8.3 Compound interest a Understanding how compound interest differs from simple interest b Computing compound interest for different com-pounding periods 151. On July 10, 2005, Wendy Chapman borrowed $12,000 from her Aunt Nelda. If Wendy agreed to
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