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A invests ₹8,000 and B invests 11000 at the same rate of interest per annum. It at the end of 3 years, B gets ₹720 more Interest than A find the rate of interest.
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Answered by DüllStâr
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Question:

A invests ₹8,000 and B invests ₹ 11000 at the same rate of interest per annum. It at the end of 3 years, B gets ₹720 more Interest than A find the rate of interest.

To find:

  • Rate percent

Answer:

There are two methods to this question:

Method 1:

Let:

  • Rate % = x%
  • Simple interest for A = SI 1
  • Simple interest for B = SI 2

To find Simple interest for A:

  • P = ₹8,000
  • R = x%
  • T = 3 years

We know:

 \pink{ \underline{ \boxed{ \sf{}Simple \:  Interest = \dfrac{P\times R\times T}{100}}}}

Using this formula we can find value of Simple Interest for A.

:\implies \sf SI 1 =  \dfrac{8000 \times x \times 3}{100}

:\implies \sf SI 1 =  \dfrac{80 \: \cancel{00} \times x \times 3}{ \cancel{100}}

:\implies \sf SI 1 =  80  \times x \times 3

:\implies \star \boxed{ \sf SI 1 =  ₹ \: 240x} \star

To find Simple interest for B:

  • P = ₹8,000
  • R = x%
  • T = 3 years

We know:

 \blue{ \underline{ \boxed{ \sf{}Simple \:  Interest = \dfrac{P\times R\times T}{100}}}}

Using this formula we can find value of Simple Interest for B.

:\implies \sf SI \: 2 =  \dfrac{11000 \times x \times 3}{100}

:\implies \sf SI \: 2 =  \dfrac{110 \: \cancel{00} \times x \times 3}{\cancel{100}}

:\implies \sf SI  \: 2 =  110  \times x \times 3

:\implies \star \boxed{ \sf SI \:  2=  ₹ \: 330x} \star

According to question:

Simple interest of B - Simple interest of A = ₹720

So:

 :  \implies \sf{}₹ \: 330x-₹ \: 240x = ₹ \: 720

 :  \implies \sf{}₹ \:90x = ₹ \: 720

 :  \implies \sf{}x =  \dfrac{₹ \: 720}{₹ \:90}

 :  \implies \sf{}x =  \dfrac{ \cancel{₹ \: 720}}{ \cancel{₹ \:9 0}}

:\implies \star \boxed{ \sf x = 8} \star

As we have suppose Rate % as x%

.°. Rate = 8

Method 2:

Let:

  • Rate % = x%

Given:

  • A invests = ₹ 8,000
  • B invests = ₹ 11000

Now:

\text{B invests ? more rupees than A= B invests- A invests}

\text{B invests ? more rupees than A= ₹11000 - ₹8000}

\text{B invests ? more rupees than A= ₹3000}

According to question:

Simple Interest on 3 year on ₹ 3000 = ₹720

So:

:\implies\sf{} ₹\:720= \dfrac{3000\times x\times 3}{100}

:\implies\sf{} ₹\:720= \dfrac{30\cancel{00}\times x\times 3}{\cancel{100}}

:\implies\sf{} ₹\:720= 30 \times x\times 3

:\implies\sf{} ₹\:720= 90x

 :  \implies \sf{}x =  \dfrac{ \cancel{₹ \: 720}}{ \cancel{₹ \:9 0}}

:\implies \star \boxed{ \sf x = 8} \star

As we have suppose Rate % as x%

.°. Rate = 8

And all we are done!

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