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Abhimanyu invested ₹100000 at 13% p.a.
annually.Find the following. a) The amount at the end of the second year. b) The intrest for the third year

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Answered by shripadrsonawane
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Step by Step Explanation -

Given;

• Amount = 1,00,000

• Rate 13% p.a. . Time = 3 years ( according to understanding)

Now, Asked is;

(i) The amount standing to his credit at the end of the second year. (ii) The interest for the third year.

(i) First Question;

. We know the Formula ;

=> A=P ( 1+R x 1/2 + 100 )2n => A = 100000 (1+13 x 1/2 ÷ 100 )4

=> A = 100000 (1+6.5/100)4

=> A= 100000 (106.5/100)4

=> A= 100000 x 106.5/100 x 106.5/100 x

106.5/100 x 106.5/100

=> A=128,646.63

. Hence, the amount standing to his credit at

the end of the second year is 128,646.63.

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(ii) Second Question ;

• According to the formula above discussed

=> A=P ( 1+R x 1/2 + 100 )2n

=> A=128,646.63 (1+6.5/100)2

=> A=128,646.63 x 106.5/100 x 106.5/100.

=> A = 145,914.23

. We know that;

→ CI=A-P

=> CI = 145,914.23 - 100000

=> CI=45,914.23

Hence,

The CI 45,914.23 and as above taken interest for the third year is 128,646.63.

Regards @dmohit432

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