Accountancy, asked by luthra1612, 1 year ago

A man invests rs 10000 in an account that pays 8% interest per year, compound quarterly. What is the amount of money that he will have after 105 years?

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Answered by shivamkushwaha62
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P=10000
R=8 percent
T=105 years

SI=P×R×T/100
SI=1000×8×105/100
=8,400

Amount=SI+P
=8,400+10,000
=18,400
Thus,the amount of money is 18,400.

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Answered by Chaitanya1696
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Given:

Principle amount RS. 10,000

The Annual ratio of Intrest: 8%%

Compounding time quarterly

To Find:

Amount after 105 Years.

Solution:

In this sum, the formula for compound interest can be applied

Amount = P[1+\frac{r}{n}]^{nt}

In the given question we can see that A is the Amount

In the given question we can see that P is the Principle - 10,000

In the given question we can see that R is the Rate Of Intrest - 8%

In the given question we can see that N is the Number of times compounded - 4 (Quaterly)

In the given question we can see that T is the time frame or No of Years. -  105

A =   10000[1+\frac{8}{100}]^{4X105}

A =   10000 [\frac{108}{100}]^{400}

A =   [10800]^{400} Rs.

Answer: The amount he will have at the end of 105 years is [10800]^{400} Rs.

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