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2) 3 3) 2.5 4) 3.5 5) 4 32. When a certain sum of money is invested for 2 years @ 10 p.c.p.a. (compound interest compounded annually), it amounts to Rs.2904. Had the rate of interest been 20%, what would have been the amount received after 2 years ? 1) Rs. 3456 2) Rs. 3624 3) Rs. 3482 4) Rs. 3260 33. In a village there are 4080 registered voters. 60% of the registered voters could 5) Rs. 3586​

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Answered by Simran037136
10

Answer:

C.I. for the third year = Rs. 1,452.

C.I. for the second year = Rs. 1,320

∴ S.I on Rs. 1,320 for one year = Rs. 1,452− Rs. 1,320= Rs. 132.

Rate of interest =

1,320

132×100

=10%.

Let the original money be Rs. P.

Amount after 2 year − amount after one year =C.I. for second year.

P(1+

100

10

)

2

−P(1+

100

10

)=1,320

P[(

100

110

)

2

100

110

]=1,320

⇒P[(

10

11

)

2

10

11

]=1,320⇒P(

100

121

10

11

)= Rs. 1,320

⇒P×

100

11

=Rs.1,320⇒P=

11

1,320×100

= Rs. 12,000

∴ Rate of interest =10%

and Original sum of money = Rs. 12,000

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