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Why does compound interest earn a bigger return than simple interest?
A. Si...
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Question 4 of 20
Why does compound interest earn a bigger return than simple interest?
A. Simple interested is subtracted from compound interest.
B. Compound interest is at a higher interest rate than simple interest.
C. Compound interest earns interest on the original deposit plus any
interest already earned.
D. Simple interest is more basic than compound interest.
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