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a man borrows 10000 at 5% per annum compound interest is 35% of the sum borrowed at the end of first year and and 42% of sum borrowed at the end of second year how much much he paid at the end of third year in order to clear the debt​

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Answered by Anonymous
5

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Firstly,

For the first year,

P1 = 10000 , R = 5%

A1 =  = 10000 \times (1 +  \frac{105}{100} )

 = 10000 \times  \frac{105}{1000}  \\  = rs. \: 10500

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At the end of the first year, he repays 35% of the sum borrowed so he repays the amount = 10500 in 35%

 = 10500 \times  \frac{35}{100}  \\ =  rs. \: 3500

Left amount = 10500 - 3500 = Rs. 7000

\huge{Rs. 7000}

For the second year,

P2 = Rs. 7000, R = 5%

A2 =

 = 7000(1 +  \frac{5}{100} ) \\  = rs. \: 7350

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At the end of the second year he repays 42% if the sum borrowed so he repays the amount =

 = 10000 \times  \frac{42}{100} \\  = rs. \: 4200

Left amount = 7350 - 4200 = Rs. 3150

\huge{Rs. 3150}

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For the

For the thrid year

P3 = Rs. 3150 , R = 5%A3 =

3150(1 +  \frac{5}{100} ) \\  = 3150 \times  \frac{105}{100} \\  = rs. \: 3307.50

Hence,he pays Rs. 3307.50 at the end of the third year in order to clear the debt.

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Answered by sarladavi05
0

Answer:

3307.50

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