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A and B went to a moneylender to borrow a total of 60,000rs.The money lender gave A a loan at 28%p.a and B a loan at a higher rate of interest.If both A and B had to pay the money lender 9,800rs as interest after a year,how much money was lent to B and at what rate of simple interest?

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Answered by Atlas99
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Answer:

25000,39.2%.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the question, we are given total principal of A and B as ₹60,000. So, first we will find Principal for A then money lent to B or principal for B and after that with principal of B we can easily calculate the rate of interest for B.

Let,

  • The Principal for A = x.
  • The Principal for B = 60000 - x.

Calculating Principal for A

Rate = 28% p.a.

Simple Interest = ₹9,800.

Time = 1year.

By Principal formula,

P = (100 × I)/(R × T)

=> x = (100 × 9800)/(28 × 1)

=> x = 980000/28

=> x = 35000.

∴ Principal for A = x = ₹35,000.

∴ Money lent to A is ₹35,000.

Calculating Principal for B

We have assumed before principal for B as

60000 - x.Now we are knowing the value of x, so let's put the value of x to get principal for B.

Principal = 60000 - x

=> Principal = 60000 - 35000

=> Principal = 25000.

Money lent to B is ₹25,000.

Calculating Rate of Interest for B

Principal = ₹25,000.

Simple Interest = ₹9,800.

Time = 1year.

By Rate formula,

R = (100 × I)/(P × T)

=> R = (100 × 9800)/(25000 × 1)

=> R = 980000/25000

=> R = 980/25

=> R = 39.2.

∴ Rate of Interest for B is 39.2%.

Verification

For 1st answer

A + B = 60000

=> 35000 + 25000 = 60000

Hence, verified.

For second answer

In the question, it is given that the money lender gave A a loan at 28%p.a and B a loan at a higher rate of interest.

We got the rate of interest greater than A. So, our answer is correct.

B > A

39.2 > 28.

Hence, verified.

Used Abbreviations

P = Principal.

R = Rate of Interest.

I = Simple Interest.

T = Time.

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