
Kenneth S. answered 08/20/17
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1010% interest is a LITTLE too high for reality; let's use 10%
A = P(1+0.10/12)12 represents the amount Accumulated.
Calculate A, assuming that P = 1 ($).
A-1 is the total interest in 12 months. Convert this small decimal number to % -- that's the "APR" or effective rate of simple interest.