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5. If A lends 3500 to B at 10% per annum and B lends the same sum to Cat 11.5% per annum
then the gain of B in a period of 3 years is?
Answers
Given:
- If A lends 3500 to B at 10% per annum and B lends the same sum to C at 11.5% per annum
To Find:
- the gain of B in a period of 3 years is?
Understanding the question:
Now, here A person ( B ) took loan from the person ( A) at the rate 10%P.A and lended the same amount to another person ( c ) at 11.5% P.A and, now we have said to find the profit ( gain ) earned by the person (B) so, now we have to calculate the amount which B has to give to the person A and then the amount B gets from ,then subtract them to find the profit earned
Solution:
We Know,
Where,
- ➪ P Stands for
- ➪ T stands for
- ➪ R stands for
Now, substituting the values for the loan taken from person A by B we get,
We know,
So ,
→ Amount = 3500 + 1050
→ Amount = 4550
Therefore,
Now,
- Let's find the amount person( C ) gives to ( B )
Applying the formula
We get,
Now,
→Amount = 3500+1207.5
→Amount = 4707.5
Therefore,
Now,
Hence:
- B earned a profit of rupees 157.5
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Additional information :
Given:
- If A lends 3500 to B at 10% per annum and B lends the same sum to Cat 11.5% per annum
To Find:
- the gain of B in a period of 3 years is?
Solution:
We know,
- Simple interest = PTR/100
◕Let's find the amount A has to pay B in return first!
→ Simple Interest = principal × time × rate /100
→ Simple interest = 3500 × 3 × 10 /100
→ Simple interest = rupees 1,050
Now,
→ Amount = principal + Simple Interest
→ Amount = 3500 + 1050
→ Amount = Rupees 4,550
- Henceforth B has to pay Rupees 4,550 To A
◕ Now , let's find the Amount C has to pay to B
Using the same formula!
→ Simple interest = principal × rate × time /100
→ Simple Interest = 3500 × 11.5 × 3 / 100
→ Simple Interest = Rupees1,207.5
So,
→ Amount = 3500 + 1207.5
→Amount = Rupees 4707.5
Now,
→ Profit ( gain ) = 4707.5 - 4550
→ Profit ( gain ) = Rupees 175.5
Hence:
- The profit earned = Rupees 175.5 Rupees