Chemistry, asked by sk1233456789, 5 months ago

9) At what rate of principal of 4,000
are put for 3 years, so as to get 1,320
as interest on maturity?​

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Answered by Anonymous
23

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Answered by MissSparkling
14

Explanation:

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Let the principal at the end of first year be Rs. x.

Then

 \sf \frac{x×10×1}{100}  = 1320

Now, let the original principal be Rs. P.

Then, the amount after 1 year =

 \sf{p +  \frac{P×10×1}{100} = \frac{11P}{10}}

 \sf{ \frac{11P}{10} =1370}

 \sf \: p = \frac{13200×10}{11}  = 12000

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