Math, asked by mailonaaki, 10 months ago

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Rs. 7500 is invested by a person in the bank account of his two
sons whose ages are 12 years and 14 years in such a way that they
will get equal amount at an age of 18 years at the rate of 5% per
annum. Find the share of younger child.​

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Answered by amitnrw
1

Given : Rs. 7500 is invested by a person in the bank account of his two

sons whose ages are 12 years and 14 years in such a way that they

will get equal amount at an age of 18 years at the rate of 5% per

annum

To find : the share of younger child.​

Solution:

Assuming compound interest :

Son whose age is 12 year will get interest for 2 years extra than son whose age is 14 years

Hence amount of 12 year son should be such that after 2 years his amount become equal to 14 year son

Let say Part of 12 year son = Rs P

then Part of 14 year son = 7500 - P

Amount of P after 2 years = P ( 1 + R/100)²

=  P ( 1 + 5/100)²

= 441P/400

441P/400 = 7500 - P

=> 841P = 7500 * 400

=> P =  Rs 3,567.18

if Considered simple interest

Then  Amount of younger  son

= P + P * 5 * 6/100  =  1.3P

Amount of elder son

= 7500 - P  +  (7500 - P) * 5 * 4 /100

= (7500 - P)1.2

=  9000 - 1.2P

1.3P =  9000 - 1.2P

=> 2.5P = 9000

=> P = 3600

share of younger child.​ = Rs 3600

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Answered by medhaclasses
0

Step-by-step explanation:

3000×5×6= 900

answer is 3000

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