Math, asked by lamichane59, 11 months ago

A man deposits Rs 5600 in a bank at 3 3/4% annual interest. After 6 months he withdraws Rs 3200 and after 12 months he withdraws the remaining amount. How much does he get?​

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Answered by knjroopa
17

Step-by-step explanation:

Given A man deposits Rs 5600 in a bank at 3 3/4% annual interest. After 6 months he withdraws Rs 3200 and after 12 months he withdraws the remaining amount. How much does he get?

  • Given a man deposits Rs 5600 in a bank
  • So rate of interest = 3 3/4 = 15 / 4 % per annum
  • We know that S.I = P x R x T / 100
  • After 6 months total money in his account will be 5600 + interest for 6 months
  • So interest will be 5600 x 15/4 x 6/12 / 100
  •                             = 5600 x 15 / 8 x 100
  •                            = 105
  • Now total money will be 5600 + 105
  •                                         = 5705
  • Now he withdrew 3200 from it, so remaining amount in his account will be
  •                                                     = 5705 – 3200
  •                                                       = 2505
  • Again he withdrew remaining amount after 12 months.
  • So interest money for 6 months = 2505 x 15/4 x 6/12 / 100
  •                                                   = 2505 x 15 / 800
  •                                                      = 37575 / 800
  •                                                     = 46.96
  •                                                         = 47

Now total amount he gets will be 2505 + 47

                                                   = Rs 2552

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# BAL

Answered by choudharydev5789
4

Answer:

2595

Step-by-step explanation:

I don't know explanation

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