at what rate of interest will a sum of money double itself in 5 years
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the formula for simple intrest
Simple InterestA=P(1+TR%)
where,
P= principle
R%=Rate of intrest
T=time period
From the question,
we can say that SI will be 2P to order to sum of money double itself in 5 years
Simple Interest A=P(1+TR%)
Given that, A=2P for T=5 years and R%=?
⇒2P=P(1+5R%)
2=1+5R%
5R%=1
R%=1/5
1/5%=20
R%=20%
Thus, at 20% rate of interest will a sum of money double itself in 5 years
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