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Compound Interest (Without Using Formula)

ICSE · Class 9 · Mathematics

Quick revision notes for Compound Interest (Without Using Formula) — ICSE Class 9 Mathematics. Key concepts, formulas, and definitions for last-minute revision.

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Basic Concepts and Definitions

  • Amount = Principal + Interest (A = P + I)
  • In compound interest, interest is added to principal after each conversion period
  • The principal changes (increases) every conversion period
2

Step-by-Step Calculation Method

  • Calculate interest for first period using simple interest formula
  • Add this interest to principal to get amount for first period
  • This amount becomes principal for second period
3

Different Rates for Different Years

  • Sometimes different rates apply to different years
  • Calculate each year separately using its specific rate
  • Principal still updates after each year
4

Partial Payments and Outstanding Amounts

  • Sometimes borrower makes partial payments during loan period
  • Subtract payment from amount due to get new principal
  • Continue compound interest calculation on remaining amount

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Principal (P) is the original amountSimple Interest is calculated only onFor each yearThe period after which interestWhen different rates apply to different

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