Math, asked by guptavaishnavi7008, 8 months ago

A bank offers an interest of 6% per annum which is calculated at the end of the year. Another bank
offers 10% interest per annum which is calculated and
added every six months. What is the difference
in the interest on a deposit of Rs 1000?
(A) Rs 40
(B) Rs.42.50
(C) Rs 41.50
(D) Rs 40.50
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Answers

Answered by Queenhu826
1

Answer:

5

2

%

(

1600

)

=

40

5

2

%

(

40

)

=

1

Compound interest on  

1600

deposited on  

1

st January

=

2

×

40

+

1

=

81

(formula)

Compound interest on  

1600

deposited on  

1

st July

=

1

2

(

5

%

of  

1600

)

=

40

Required gain  

=

81

+

40

=

121

Answered by pankajrastogi321
3

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