Question

Please review them, some may look the same-but they're surely different.

@zaibali.qasmi @chantz417

Answer 1

This is the math section:)

Answer 2

right..!!!

Answer 3

@YanaSidlinskiy This is math lol.

Answer 4

@zaibali.qasmi Please explain why it wouldn't be A or B? O.o

Answer 5

it depends on 1st deposit..if 1st deposit is large then imterest rate wiill also be large and hence account grows fastly..!!

Answer 6

Wait, so it would be A? I'm confused now.

Answer 7

yes..you are right..

Answer 8

But you said I was right earlier, so Is it A, B, or C?

Answer 9

A and C both are true but A is most liely to be..sorrey i missed it up earlier..

Answer 10

so you aren't sure about the answer?

Answer 11

its A sure..

Answer 12

The interest rate does not change with the amount of money
(generally speaking). In other words, you would get (for example) 5% whether you put in $10 or $100.
that means you can cross off some of your choices

Answer 13

Then it has to be C , the more compounded= faster growing account.
(That's the reasoning I'm using!)

Answer 14

@phi

Answer 15

compound interest or simple interest would have the same effect in this way:

5% of $100 is $5
5% of $1 is 0.05 (five cents)

the amount of money went up $5 in the first account and only by a nickel in the second account (there is a saying, "It takes money to make money")

yes, choice C is correct