Math, asked by somac2112, 10 months ago

A person invest Rs.10000 for 2 years at a certain rate of interest compounded annually. at the end of 1 year this sum amounts to 11200. calculate
1) the rate of interest per annum
2) the amount at the end of second year​

Answers

Answered by rajivrtp
13

solution

sum amount at last of first year

principal+ principal× rate/100

= 10000+10000×rate/100

10000+100×rate= 11200 ( given)

100×rate= 1200 or rate= 1200/100= 12

(1) rate= 12% per annum

again

amount. at the end of 2nd year

11200+11200×12/100

= 11200 + 1344

= 12544

(2) amount at the end of second year

= 12544

Answered by harshalmadne6910
1

Rate of interest = 12 % annually and

total sum = 12544 Rs

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

principal amount, P = 10000

Time, t = 2 years

At the end of one year the sum is, A = 11200

According to the formula of compound interest,

A = P(1+ n ) nt

where, A = total sum

P = principal amount

t = time in years

r = interest rate

=>\ 11200\ =\ 10000(1+r)^1=> 11200 = 10000(1+r)

1

=>\ \dfrac{11200}{10000}\ =\ 1+r=>

10000

11200 = 1+r

=> r = 0.12

Hence, rate of interest in 12% annually.

For t = 2 years

A = P(1+\dfrac{r}{n})^{nt}A = P(1+nr ) nt

=\ 10000(1+0.12)^2 = 10000(1+0.12) 2

= 12544

Hence, the total sum after the end of 2 years is 12544 Rs.

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