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Explained in a terrible way, it's integrals for interest if "compound daily/monthly/yearly" was an estimation using discrete intervals
by Xelynega 2y ago
Explained in a terrible way, it's integrals for interest if "compound daily/monthly/yearly" was an estimation using discrete intervals
- skeeter2020 2y agoyou didn't really improve by hiding behind "integrals"; this is why so many kids are afraid of calculus.
- triyambakam 2y agoThe explanation worked for me. I learned basic calculus but didn't know about continual compounding interest.
- inopinatus 2y agothis isn’t kindergarten. if something is described concisely by analysis then that’s how I want it explained to me too.
- Xelynega 2y agoThere's a reason I prefaced it with "explained in a terrible way". It clicks that way in my head, might for others