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A takes Rs. 3,000 from B for 2 years at the rate of 10% half early simple interest. What amount will be paid by A to B after end of 2 years?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:-

P=Rs.3000

R=10%

T=2 years

To Find:-

Amount after the 2 year interval.

Answer:-

Interest (I)=\frac{P*R*T}{100}

\frac{3000*10*2}{100} \\\\=\frac{3000*20}{100} \\\\=\frac{30*20}{1} \\=600

Amount=Principal +Interest

=3000+600

=Rs.3600

Formulas to remember:-

Simple Interest = Principle × Rate × Time = PTR/100

C.I. = Principal (1 + Rate)Time − Principal/100

Answered by Anonymous
162

Given :-

  • P = Rs. 3,000
  • R = 10%
  • T = 2 years

To find :-

  • Amount after the 2 year interval.

Solution :-

Interest (I) =  {\sf{\frac{P \:  \times  \: R \:  \times \:  T}{100}}}

 {\sf{\frac{3000 \:   \times \: 10  \: \times 2}{100}}}

 {\sf{=  \frac{3000 \:  \times  \: 20}{100}}}

 {\sf{~~~~~=  \frac{300 \:  \times  \: 20 }{1} }}

 {\sf{~~~~~~~~=  \frac{1}{600} }}

Amount = Principal + Interest

= 3000 + 600

= Rs. 3600

Formulas to remember :

Simple Interest = Principal × Rate × Time = {\sf{ \frac{P \:  \times  \: R \:  \times  \: T}{100}}}

C.l = Principal (1 + Rate)Time -  {\sf{\frac{Principal}{100} }}

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