Math, asked by shrivasvishal49, 3 months ago


At what rate does the compound interest for Rs. 1800 be Rs. 378 in 2 years
if interest has been calculated annually.

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Answered by renukavenkat2129
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Answered by Anonymous
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\bf{\dag}\:\underline{\frak{Corrected\; Question :}}

At what rate does the compound interest for rupees 1800 be rupees 378 in 2 years. If interest has been calculated annually?

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According to the question,

  \sf Given\begin {cases}\sf { principal \implies1800 \: rs } \\ \sf{  time \implies}  {2 \: year}\\ \sf \: c.i. \implies \: 378 \: rs\end {cases}

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  • The rate = ?

 \implies \sf c.i. =p  { ((1 +  \frac{r}{100}  )}^{t}  - 1)  \\ \\  \implies \sf \:  \therefore \: 378 = 1800( {(1 +  \frac{r}{100} )}^{2}  - 1)

Full solution

\implies \boxed{\sf{\gray{ \frac{378}{1000}  = (1 +  \frac{r}{100})^{2} - 1  }}} \\

 \implies\boxed{\sf{\gray{ \frac{378}{1800 + 1} = (1 +  \frac{r}{100})  ^{2}  }}} \\

 \implies\boxed{\sf{\gray{ \frac{378 + 1800}{1800}  =  {(1 +  \frac{r}{100} )}^{2} }}}  \\

 \implies\;\boxed{\sf{\gray{ \frac{2178}{1800} =  {(1 +  \frac{r}{100} )}^{2}  }}}

 \implies \: \boxed{\sf{\gray{ {( \frac{33}{30} )}^{2} = (1 +  \frac{r}{100})^{2}  }}}

 \implies \boxed{\sf{\gray{  \frac{33}{30}  = 1 +  \frac{r}{100} }}}

 \implies\boxed{\sf{\gray{ \frac{33}{30} - 1 =  \frac{r}{100}  }}}

 \implies\boxed{\sf{\gray{ \frac{33 - 30}{30}  =  \frac{r}{100} }}}

 \implies\boxed{\sf{\gray{ \frac{3}{30}  =  \frac{r}{100} }}}

  \implies\therefore \boxed{\sf{\red{r =  \frac{3}{30}  \times 100 = 10\%}}}

So the rate is 10%

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