Math, asked by lucendra, 4 months ago

A man borrowed some money at the rate of interest 6 % per annum for the first 2 years at the rate of interest 9 % per annum for the next 3 years. And at the rate of 14 % per annum for the period beyond 5 years. If he pays total interest of Rs11400 at the end of 9 years. How much money did he borrowed?​

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Answered by charanyagarla
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here I have assumed interest as simple interest

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Answered by MrBrainlyBrilliant
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Given :-

For 2 years rate of interest = 6%

For next 3 years rate of interest = 9%

For next 4 years rate of interest = 14%

Total rate of interest = ₹11,400

To Find :-

The sum borrowed i.e, the principal

Solution :-

{\sf{\huge{\boxed{\blue{Case\: I}}}}}

Time = 2years

Rate = 6%

{\sf{S.I\: =\: {\dfrac{P\: \times\: R\: \times\: T}{100}}}}

{\sf{\implies\: S.I\: =\: {\dfrac{P\: \times\: 6\: \times\: 2}{100}}}}

{\sf{\implies\: S.I\: =\: {\dfrac{3P}{25}}}}

{\sf{\huge{\boxed{\blue{Case\: II}}}}}

Time = 3years

Rate = 9%

{\sf{S.I\: =\: {\dfrac{P\: \times\: R\: \times\: T}{100}}}}

{\sf{\implies\: S.I\: =\: {\dfrac{P\: \times\: 9\: \times\: 3}{100}}}}

{\sf{\implies\: S.I\: =\: {\dfrac{27P}{100}}}}

{\sf{\huge{\boxed{\blue{Case\: III}}}}}

Time = 4years

Rate = 14%

{\sf{S.I\: =\: {\dfrac{P\: \times\: R\: \times\: T}{100}}}}

{\sf{\implies\: S.I\: =\: {\dfrac{P\: \times\: 14\: \times\: 4}{100}}}}

{\sf{\implies\: S.I\: =\: {\dfrac{14P}{25}}}}

According to question,

{\sf{{\dfrac{3P}{25}}\: +\: {\dfrac{27P}{100}}\: +\: {\dfrac{14P}{25}}\: =\: 11400}}

{\sf{(LCM\: =\: 100)}}

{\sf{{\dfrac{12p\: +\: 27p\: +\: 56p}{100}}\: =\: 11400}}

{\sf{{\dfrac{95p}{100}}\: =\: 11400}}

{\sf{P\: =\: {\dfrac{11400\: \times\: 100}{95}}}}

{\sf{P\: =\: 12000}}

Therefore principal is ₹12,000

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