borrowed 12,600 from a money lender at 15%
per annum simple interest. After 1 year, he paid 7070
and gave a buffalo to clear off the debt. What is the
cost of the buffalo?
Answers
GiveN:
Borrowed amount = Rs. 12600
Rate of Interest = 15%
Time = 1 year
Amount paid = Rs. 7070 + a buffalo
To FinD:
Cost of the buffalo?
Step-wise-Step Explanation:
Finding the SI first,
By using formula, SI = PTR / 100,
⇒ SI = 12600 × 1 × 15 / 100
⇒ SI = 1890
Amount to be paid after 1 year:
= Principal + SI
= Rs. 12600 + Rs. 1890
= Rs. 14490
What Hari paid after 1 year?
⇒ Rs. 7070 + A buffalo = Rs. 14490
⇒ Cost of the buffalo = Rs. 14490 - Rs. 7070
⇒ Cost of the buffalo = Rs. 7420
Hence,
Cost of the buffalo given away by Hari to clear the debt was Rs. 7420. And we are done!
Step-by-step explanation:
Complete step-by-step answer:
According to the question,
Principal (P) = Rs.12600
Rate (R) = 15%
Time (T) = 3 years
After 3 years, he will pay back money with interest hence, we have to calculate the simple interest first
Simple Interest (I) = P×T×R100
I=12600×15×3100
- Therefore, the interest paid on the principal amount is Rs.5670
Amount to be paid after 3 years = P+I
Amount = 12600 + 5670
Amount = Rs.18270
Hari pays Rs.7070 and a goat to clear off the debt after 3 years.
So, Amount = 7070 + Costbuffalogoat
Let the cost of buffalo be x,
18270=7070+x
x=18270−7070
x=11,200
Therefore, the cost of the goat is Rs.11,200.