Future value calculations are also referred to as: A. discounting. B. add-on interest. C. compounding. D. simple interest.

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Future value calculations are also referred to as:

A. discounting.
B. add-on interest.
C. compounding.
D. simple interest.

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The answer is C- Compounding.

Himanshu Ahire answered Jun 18, 2016

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