Money in an account can grow differently depending on how interest is calculated. Compound inte adds prev earnings t the bal so fut payments a calculated us both orig savings a accumulated inte from earlier periods. With a constant rate and no withdrawals, the amount earned in a later period exceeds the amount earned in an earlier one. The percentage rate has not risen; it is being applied to a larger base. Simple interest works differently because the calculation continues to use only the original sum. The contrast becomes more noticeable as the number of periods increases.

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