Math, asked by priyadarshini143, 10 months ago

7. You deposit Rs. 350 into a bank account paying 1.2% simple interest per month. If
you receive Rs. 9 as interest, find the time for which the money stayed at the bank.​

Answers

Answered by streetburner
2

Step-by-step explanation:

1.2 % of 350 = (12/1000)*350

= (12/100)*35

= (6/50)*35

= (3/5)*7

= 21/5

= 4.2

So , 9/4.2 = 2.14285714 Month .

Answered by Anonymous
2

Given : Rs. 350 is deposited into a bank account paying 1.2% simple interest per month. Rs. 9 is received as interest.

To find : The time for which the money stayed at the bank.

Solution :

We can simply solve this mathematical problem by using the following mathematical process. (our goal is to calculate the required time)

In case of simple interest :

I = (P × R × T)/100

Where,

  • I = Interest
  • P = Principal amount
  • R = Rate of interest
  • T = Time

In the given case,

  • I = Rs. 9
  • P = Rs. 350
  • R = 1.2% per month
  • T = Let, x months

By, putting the available data in the above mentioned mathematical formula, we get :

9 = (350 × 1.2 × x)/100

9 = 4.2 × x

x × 4.2 = 9

x = 9/4.2

x = 2.143 (approx.)

So, the time for which the money stayed at the bank = x months = 2.14 months

(This will be considered as the final result.)

Hence, the money stayed at the bank for approximately 2.143 months.

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