The document is asking for help distinguishing which financial formulas to use for an upcoming quiz - the Simple Compound Interest formula, the Present Value of an Ordinary Annuity formula, or the Amount of an Ordinary Annuity formula. The response recommends a website that allows comparing annuity quotes which could help explain the differences between the formulas.

1. How would you know which formula to use?
i have a quiz coming up and im having a hard time distinguishing which formula i
im suppose to use. can someone help me figure out which ones i should use for ea
ch one. so, the first formula is the Simple Compound Interest which is A=P(1+i)^
n the second formula is the Present Value of an Ordinary Annuity, PV=R(1 - (1+i)
^-n) / i and the last formula is The Amount of an Ordinary Annuity, which is A =
BEST ANSWER
Try this site where you can compare quotes from different companies:
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