Math, asked by chetna5pravin, 5 months ago

9. The difference of compound and simple interest on a
certain sum of money is ₹121 at 11%p.a. compounded annually
for 2 years.

Answers

Answered by krishan8598
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Answer:

compound interest= Amount= P(1+ R/100)n

A= 121(1+11/100)2

A= 121(1/1+ 11/100)2

A=121( 100+11/100)2

A= 121( 110/100)2

A= 121(11/10)2

A= 121×11/10×11/10

A= ₹146.41

Compound interest= Amount-Principle

= 146.41-121

= ₹25.41

simple interest = P×R×T/100

= 121×11×2/100

= ₹26.62

Difference= Compound interest - simple interest.

= 26.62 - 25.41

= ₹1.21=Answer

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