Question 1 of 10 One major difference between compound interest and simple interest is that
simple interest:
A. is charged on the interest accumulated on a loan.
B. is not eligible for forgiveness as part of a bankruptcy.
C. is charged only on the original amount borrowed.
D. is only available on loans to businesses.
SUBMIT

C. Is charged only on the original amount borrowed

Explanation:

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