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A bank lent Rs12,025 to Rakesh at the compound interest rateof 4% per annum for 2 yesrs. how much did Rakesh repay as the interest?


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 \sf \green{\underline{✯Question :   - }}

  • A bank lent Rs12,025 to Rakesh at the compound interest rateof 4% per annum for 2 yesrs. how much did Rakesh repay as the interest?

 \sf \green{\underline{✯Given :   - }}

  •  \sf{ \pink{P(principal) = ₹12,025}}
  •  \sf{ \blue{T(time) = 2 \:years}}
  •  \sf{ \orange{R(rate) = 4\%}}

 \sf \green{\underline{✯To\: find :   - }}

  • C.I (compound interest) annually.

 \sf \green{\underline{✯Solution  :   - }}

 \implies \sf {A \:  =  12025 \times (1 + \frac{ \cancel  4  } {\cancel{100}}) } \\  \sf \implies \: A \:  = 12025 \times  {( 1 + \frac{1}{25} )}^{2}  \\  \sf \implies \: A \:  =  \cancel{12025} \times  \frac{26}{ \cancel{25}}  \times  \frac{26}{ \cancel{25}}  \\  \bf \implies \: A = 19.24 \times 26 \times 26 \\  { \boxed{\bf {\implies \: A \:  =₹ 13006.24}}}

 { \boxed{ \boxed{ \therefore  \bf\: Interest \:  = C.I - P(principal)}}}

{\boxed{\boxed{\:= \tt \:₹(13006.24 - 12025.00) = { \purple{ ₹981.24}}}}}

 \sf \green{\underline{✯ Additional \: formula :   - }}

\bf{\bigstar{\boxed{\boxed{\bf A (amount) = P (principal) \times 1 \: + \frac{R(rate)}{100}}}}}

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