CASE STUDY A person wants to invest ₹ 100000 in fixed deposit scheme for 2 years. His financial advisor explained to him two types of schemes first is yielding 10% p.a. compounded annually, second is yielding 10% p.a. compounded semi-annually. Answer the following questions (any 4 out of 5) i) Rate of interest in semi annual case will be
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We know that total amount in the case of compund interest can be calculated as,
Total amount =P(1+100×nr)nt
Case 1:
Here r=10,n=1,t=2
Substituting these values we get,
⇒TA=P(1+100×nr)nt
⇒TA=(1,00,000)(1+100×110)2
On simplifying we get,
⇒TA=1,21,000
Case 2:
Here r=10,n=2,t=2
Substituting these values we get,
⇒TA=P(1+100×nr)nt
⇒TA=(1,00,000)(1+100×210)2×2
⇒TA=(1,00,000)(1+100×210)4
On simplifying we get,
⇒TA=1,21,550.625
The amount in Case 2 is greater.
Therefore Scheme 2 is a better scheme.
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