When dealing with a loan, who benefits from compounding interest more frequently, and why?

When dealing with a loan, the lender benefits from compounding interest more frequently.

This is because the interest compounded increases further interest calculations. Compound interest in simple terms means interest on interest. When an amount is compounded, it yields interest which is added to the original amount and the amount increases. This amount is further compounded and same process is repeated again.

So, a lender is the one who gets the most benefit from compounding interest.

Option C is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

we are given with measure of ∠B of Δ ABC = 35°

we have to find the measure of ∠B'

B' is the vertex of the triangle after transformation

But we know after transformation only coordinates of the vertex of the triangles change not the measures of the angles of triangle.

So, measure of ∠B' = 35°

Therefore, Option C is correct.