i need an equation for the solution of $10,000 paying annually at 10% over a 10 year peroid.
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$10,000 invested at 10% simple interest over 10 years is 10000*0.1*10=$10000 interest, or PrT, where P is the principal amount ($10000), r is the rate as a fraction (10/100) and time T years.

Compound interest (compounded annually) generates (10000*1.1^10)-10000 interest, which is much higher at about $15937. This formula is A=P(1+r)^T, where A is the total amount (P+ interest). The fraction A/P is the growth. The interest is A-P.

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