Discussion
Simple interest is computed on
Answer: B
Correct answer: the original principal only
\[ F = P(1 + in). \] Because the interest never itself earns interest, the balance grows linearly with time. Simple interest survives in short-term instruments and in some statutory calculations, but it is not how money actually accumulates when the interest is left invested.
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