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Quiz: Intereses Simples vs. Compuestos

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Descubre las diferencias entre intereses simples y compuestos.

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Quiz: Intereses Simples vs. Compuestos
 

Quiz: Intereses Simples vs. CompuestosOnline version

Descubre las diferencias entre intereses simples y compuestos.

by Elizabethd Peña Perez
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La fórmula del interés simple es I = P·r·t, donde r es la tasa anual.

2

En interés compuesto, no se añade el interés generado al principal para el siguiente periodo.

3

Con interés compuesto, la cantidad final siempre es menor que con interés simple para el mismo P, r y t.

4

La fórmula A = P(1 + r)^t solo aplica al interés simple.

5

En interés compuesto, los intereses se acumulan sobre el capital y sobre intereses anteriores.

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El interés simple se calcula solo sobre el capital inicial.

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La cantidad futura con interés compuesto es A = P(1+r)^t para ciertos escenarios.

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En interés simple, los intereses se calculan sobre el capital inicial y sobre intereses ya acumulados.

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La cantidad futura con interés compuesto es mayor o igual que con interés simple para el mismo P, r y t.

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Si la tasa es anual y el tiempo es en meses, la fórmula de interés simple sigue siendo I = P·r·t sin ajustes.

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