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I need a formula to compound sums with a constant increment. Similar to the compounded interest formula but not a rate. Please help.
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\[F=\frac{ x[(1+i)^{n}-1] }{ i }\]
x is the principle, i is the increment and n is the number of times right?
that doesn't seem right
x ıs called the monthly or ınstalment you can say prıncıpal but thıs prıncıpal ıs specıally called the monthly payments
i may be inputting this incorrectly into my calculator though
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yes it was my mistake. thank you for your help
okay
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