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A man invests two different amounts in the same bank yielding 6% per annum & 8% per annum respectively.If the simple interest earned on both the amounts is the same after a specific time period of investment then what shall be the ratio their initial amounts invested respectively?​

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Answered by hanktam45
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Answered by gursheenkaurkaur1
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Let the amount invested in scheme A and B be x

Simple interest = PRT/100 where P = Principal, R = rate of interest and T = time period

Simple interest for scheme A = (x × 12 × 6)/100 = 0.72x

Simple interest for scheme B = (x × 8 × 8)/100 = 0.64x

According to the question,

0.72x – 0.64x = 1250

⇒ 0.08x = 1250

∴ x = 1250/0.08 = 15625

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