Math, asked by Onkardowneyjr, 9 months ago

ashish deposits certain sum of money every month in a recurring account for a period of 12 months if the bank repays at the rate of 11℅ per annum and ashish gets 12,175 at the maturity value of this account did what sum did he pay every month?​

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Answered by mehak238517
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Answer:Rs.1000

S.I = PRT/100

S.I = P× n(n+1)/2×12×R/100

S.I= P× 12(12+1)/2×12×11/100

S.I = 0.715 P

Maturity value: (P×12)+0.715P

12,715 = 12.715P

P = 12715/ 12.715

P = Rs.1000

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Answered by MissSolitary
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Ashish deposits certain sum of money every month in a recurring account for a period of 12 month if the bank repays at the rate of 11% p.a. and Ashish get ₹ 12,715 at the maturity value of this account. What sum did he pay every month?

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  • number of months (n) = 12 months
  • Rate of interest (r) = 11%
  • Maturity value (M.V) = ₹ 12,715

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  • Sum that he pay every month (principal amount).

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 \boxed{ \underline{ \mathtt{ \gray{M.V = P  \times n +  \frac{P \times n(n + 1)}{2 \times 12}  \times  \frac{r}{100}} }} }\\

where,

P is the principal amount.

n is the number of months.

r is the rate of interest.

M.V is the maturity value.

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 \mathtt{M.V = P \times n +  \frac{P \times n(n + 1)}{2 \times 12 }   \times \frac{r}{100} } \\  \\  \mathtt{\implies{₹ \:  12,715 =P \times 12 +  \frac{P \times 12(12 + 1)}{2 \times 12}  } \times  \frac{r}{100} } \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{12715 =P \times 12 +  \frac{P \times 12 \times 13}{2 \times 12}   \times  \frac{11}{100} }} \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{12715 =P \times 12 +  \frac{P \times  \cancel{12 }\times 13}{2 \times \cancel{ 12}}  \times  \frac{11}{100}  }} \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{12715 = 12 \: P +  \frac{143 \: P}{200} }} \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{12715 =  \frac{2400 \: P + 143 \: P}{100} }} \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{12715 =  \frac{2543 \: P}{200} }} \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies  { \frac{ \cancel{12715} ^{5}  \times 200}{ \cancel{2543}} = P }} \\  \\  \boxed{ \purple{ \mathtt{ \therefore \: {P =₹  \: 1,000 }}}}

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