2/3 part of my sum is lent out at 3% per annum, 1/6 part is lent out at 6% per annum and the remaining part is lent out at 12% per annum. All three parts are lent out at simple interest. If the annual interest income is ₹25, what is the sum?
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Step-by-step explanation:
Let entire sum = P
According to the question
23P×3%+16P×6%+[1−(23+16)]P×12%
=> 2P3×3100+P6×6100+[1−4+16]12P100=25
=> 2P100+P100+2P100=25
Neela saves in a Mahila Bachat Gat Rs.5 on the first day, Rs.7 on the second day, Rs.9 on the third day and so on.
Neela's saving in the month of August.
✇ As per the given data we will get a sequence of the form 5, 7, 9, . . . which forms an arithmetic progession.
Here,
⦾ The first day saving is taken as, a = 5
⦾ Second day saving is taken as, a₁ = 7
⦾ The difference in saving is taken as d
Here,
⦾ Here n is the number of days.
We know that,
⦾ There are 31 days in August.
Therefore,
n = 31
✇ So, to calculate the savings in the month of August we have to consider the following formula :
The savings in the month of August is Rs.1085.
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