Math, asked by kpzuhra40, 5 months ago

A man deposited 10000 in an account which gives simple interest. He withdrew the amount and interest after two years. He would have got * 64 more, had interest been compounded. What was the rate of interest as a percent ?​

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Answered by sangchojomtaling79
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Answer:

64. 0000

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by ssdOffical
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Answer: 8%

Step-by-step explanation:

Simple Interest:

Interest = Principal Amount ⨉ Year ⨉ Rate Of Interest

                                                     100

Total Amount = Interest + Principal Amount

interest =  10,000 ⨉ 2 ⨉ 8

                             100

             = 100 ⨉ 2 ⨉ 8

             = 1600

Total Amount( Amount + Interest = 10,000+1,600 ) = 11,600

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Compound Interest:

Total Amount = Principal Amount( 1 + Rate Of Interest/100)^Year

10,000( 1 + 8/100 )²

   = 10,000(108/100)²

   =10,000 ⨉ 108 ⨉ 108

              100 ⨉ 100

   = 1 ⨉ 108 ⨉ 108

   = 11664 (Amount + Interest( 10,000+1,664 ))

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Compound Interest - Simple Interest = 11,664 - 11,600 = 64

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