Math, asked by pavaniveduruparthi50, 10 months ago

an amount of rs.16100 is earned when a certain sum is invested for 3 years in scheme-A offering simple interest @ 5 p.a. How much more interest will be earned if the same sum were invested for 2 years in scheme-B offering simple interest @ 8 p.a. ?

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Answered by Swarup1998
6

Rs. 140 more interest is earned.

Step-by-step explanation:

Scheme A :

Let the sum be Rs. P

Time (t) = 3 years

Rate of interest = 5% p.a.

Given that,

amount = Rs. 16100

or, P {1 + (5 × 3)/100}= 16100

or, P (1 + 15/100) = 16100

or, P (1 + 3/20) = 16100

or, P × 23/20 = 16100

or, P = 16100 × 20/23

or, P = 14000

So interest = Rs. (16100 - 14000)

= Rs. 2100

Scheme B :

We have,

the sum is Rs. 14000

Time = 2 years

Rate of interest = 8% p.a.

Interest = Rs. (14000 × 2 × 8 / 100)

= Rs. 2240

Therefore interest earned

= Rs. (2240 - 2100)

= Rs. 140 more.

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Answered by topwriters
1

More interest of Rs. 140 by investing in Scheme B.

Step-by-step explanation:

Scheme A

Rate = 5%

N = 3 years

Amount = 16100

SI = PNR / 100

Amount = P + SI

16100 = P + [(P * 3 * 5) / 100]

100 * 16100 = 100P + 15P

16,10,000 = 115P

Therefore Principal = 1610000 /115 = Rs. 14,000

Scheme B

R = 8%

N = 2 years

SI = 14,000 * 2 * 8 / 100 = 2240

Amount = 14000 + 2240 = Rs. 16,240

Difference between Scheme A & B = More interest of Rs. 140 by investing in Scheme B.

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