Math, asked by vk21, 6 months ago

1. A certain sum of money is invested at the rate of 5% per annum compound interest, the
interest compounded annually. If the difference between the interests of third year and first
year is 102.50. Find the sum.

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Answered by himanshu193084
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Answer:

Let the sum (Principle) = Rs. 100

C.I. of 1st year = Rs. \frac{100\times 5\times 1}{100} = Rs. 5$$

And, amount of 1st year = Rs. 100 + Rs. 5=Rs. 105$$

⇒ The principke for 2nd year = Rs. 105

C.I. of 2nd year =Rs.

100

105×5×1

=Rs.5.25

And, amount of 2nd year =Rs.105+Rs.5.25=Rs.110.25

⇒ The principle for 3rd year =Rs.110.25

C.I. of 3rd year =Rs.

100

110×5×1

=Rs.5.5125

Difference between C.L of 1st year and C.L of 3rd year =Rs.5.5125−Rs.5=Rs.0.5125

Now, when the difference of interest =Rs.0.5125,sum=Rs.100

And, when the difference of interest =Rs.61.50,sum=Rs.

0.5125

100

×61.50=Rs.12,000 (Ans)

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