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If the simple interest in year 1 is $7 on a $100 principal with a 7% interest rate, what is the compounded interest for year 2?
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Compound interest means earning interest on the total principal and interest you already have.
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Start with $100. Earn 7% simple interest for 1 year. 7% of $100 is $7. At the end of the first year now you have $107 total. If you do simple interest again for the second year, you'd earn interest only on the $100, so you'd earn another $7 in the second year. If instead you now earn compound interest for the second year, that means you will earn interest on the total $107 you have at the end of the first year.
The compounded interest for year 2 is 7% of $107.
so i would multiply 107 by 2
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