A labor deposited Rs 1100 for 3 years at simple interest in a Gramin Bank. At the end he received Rs 1298. He
later find out, had he produced his income certificate proof he would have got an extra 3% interest. What will
the new rate of interest?
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we have
- P = Rs.1100
- T = 3 years .
- Amount = Rs.1298 .
- Rate = Let R% per annum .
so,
→ Amount = P + (P * R * T)/100
→ 1298 = 1100 + (1100 * R * 3)/100
→ 1298 - 1100 = 33R
→ 198 = 33R
→ R = 6% per annum .
hence,
→ New rate of interest = 6% + 3% = 9% (Ans.)
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