at what rate of simple interest will a sum of money double itself in 10 years
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Step-by-step explanation:
A simple tool is the rule of 72. 72/interest rate = time to double. So 72/10 years = about 7.2% annual interest doubles in 10 years.
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Let the principal be =x
Then,in 2 years the amount will be- x×2=2x
Now,interest= amount - principal=2x - x = 1x
Time= 10 year
Rate=?
Now, RATE= interest/principal×100/time
So, R=1X/X × 100/10
R=10%
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