Math, asked by sachinpahwa, 10 months ago


1. Find the difference between the simple interest and compound interest on 64,000 for 3÷2 years
20% per annum, compound interest being reckoned semi-annually.

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Answered by AwesomeSoul47
39

Answer:

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Given Principal =64000.

Rate of interest = 20% P.A.

n = 1.5 years.

We know that A = P(1 + r/100)^n

When the interest is compounded semi-annually.

A = P(1 + r/200)^2n

= 64000(1 + 20/200)^3

= 64000(11/10)^3

= 64000 * 1.331

= 85184.

We know that CI = A - P

We know that CI = A - P = 85184 - 64000

We know that CI = A - P = 85184 - 64000 = 21184.

We know that SI = PRT/100

= 64000 * 20 * 3/100 * 2

= 64000 * 60/200

= 19200.

given ,

Difference between Simple Intrest and Compound Intrest = 21184 - 19200

= 1984.

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Answered by raviprakashtiwari470
14

Answer:

hey dear ,

`Given Principal =64000.

           Rate of interest = 20% P.A.

           n  = 1.5 years.

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We know that A = P(1 + r/100)^n

When the interest is compounded semi-annually.

A = P(1 + r/200)^2n

    = 64000(1 + 20/200)^3

    = 64000(11/10)^3

    = 64000 * 1.331

    = 85184.

given ,

We know that CI = A - P

                             = 85184 - 64000

                             = 21184.

We know that SI = PRT/100

                            = 64000 * 20 * 3/100 * 2

                            = 64000 * 60/200

                            = 19200.

Difference between Simple Intrest and Compound Intrest = 21184 - 19200

                                                                                       answer           = 1984.

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