At what rate per cent per annum simple interest will a sum treble itself in 16 years?
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Explanation:
Let, the SUM = Rs X and RATE = r%.
TIME (t) = 16 years.
Since, X tripled in 16 years,
INTEREST (I) = Rs (3X - X) = Rs 2X.
Now,
I = (S × t × r) / 100
2X = (X × 16 × r) / 100
r = 50/4
Rate = 12.5%
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LET THE SUM BE X
AMOUNT = 3x
SI=3x-x=2x
T= 16yr
P=x SI = 2X T 16 YEARS
R 12.5 %
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