Math, asked by kinj3599, 1 year ago

A man borrowed ₹ 20,000 for 2 years at 8% per year compound interest. Calculate:

(i) the interest of the first year

(ii) the interest of the second year

(iii) the final amount at the end of the second year

(iv) the compound interest of two years

Answers

Answered by VasuGupta23
11
i)Simple interest for 1st year:
p \times r \times t \div 100 \\  = 20000 \times 8 \times 1 \div 100 \\  = 200 \times 8 \\  = 1600
iii) amount at the end of 2nd year:
amount = p(1  +  \frac{r}{100} ) \\ amount = 20000(1 +   \frac{8}{100} ) \\ 20000 \times  \frac{108}{100 }  = amount \\ amount = 200 \times 108 = 21600
Answered by amanSinghparihar
4
(1) first simple interest 1st year is equal to time time upon divide 100 equal to 20000 time at X upon 100 upon equal to 200 is equal to time it is equal to 1600 first

amanSinghparihar: - second number interest form for 2nd year we have equal to P upon 1 + crack bracket 100 upon 1 bracket equal to 1600 upon 3 upon 3 x minus 5 x minus 5 hour whole bracket division hundred is equal to 400 x 8 equal to bracket minus alternate equal to 300 seconds
amanSinghparihar: third number amount at the end of second year is equal to amount - bracket oneplus or upon 100 bracket close amount 20000 bracket 1 + 8 upon hundred floors 20000 into 108 upon 100 minus amount amount is minus 100 into 108 equal to equal to 21600 answer
amanSinghparihar: thanks
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