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Compound interest generates exponential rather than linear growth because each period's returns are added to the principal base, meaning future returns are calculated on an ever-larger sum. The governing formula is (1+r)^n, where the exponent causes growth to accelerate over time rather than accumulate at a fixed rate.
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