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find amount and the compound interest. P = 15000. N = 2. R = 15. A = ? , I = ?​

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Answered by Ladylaurel
8

Answer :-

  • Simple interest = Rs. 4,500
  • The amount = Rs. 19,837.5
  • Compund interest = Rs. 4,837.5

Step-by-step Explanation:

To Find: The amount, compound interest and simple interest.

Given: P = Rs. 15,000; n = 2 years; Rate = 15%

Calculating simple interest:

As we know that,

Simple interest = PRT/100

Where,

  • P = Principal
  • R = Rate
  • T = Time.

→ PRT/100

→ P*R*T/100

→ (15,000 × 15 × 2)/100 ... dividing 15,000 by 100

→ 150 × 15 × 2

→ Rs. 4,500 = Simple interest

Now, Calculating amount :-

As we know that,

Amount = P(1 + r/100)

Where,

  • P = Principal
  • r = Rate
  • ⁿ = Time.

→ P(1 + r/100)ⁿ

→ 15,000(1 + 15/100)²

→ 15,000(1 + 3/20)²

→ 15,000(23/20)²

→ 15,000 × 23/20 × 23/20

→ 1,500 × 23/2 × 23/20

→ 150 × 23/2 × 23/2

→ Rs. 19,837.5 = Amount

Calculating the compound interest:

As we know that,

Compound interest = Amount - Principal

→ Amount - Principal

→ Rs. 19,837.5 - Rs. 15,000

→ Rs. 4,837.5

Formula used :-

  • Simple interest = PRT/100
  • Amount = P(1 + r/100)ⁿ
  • Compound interest = A - P

Where,

P = Principal

R = Rate

T & = Time

R & r = Rate

A = Amount.

Answered by Anonymous
17

Given :-

P = 15,000

N = 2 years

R = 15 %

To find :-

Amount and compound interest.

Explanation :-

As we know that,

 \boxed{ \tt \: A\:  =P \bigg(1 +  \frac{r}{100}  \bigg) {}^{n}  }

where,

A = Amount

P = principle

r = rate

n = time

Substituting the values,

 \tt \: A= 15000 \bigg(1 +  \dfrac{15}{100}  \bigg) {}^{2}

 \tt \: A = 15000 \bigg(1 +  \dfrac{3}{20}  \bigg) {}^{2}

 \tt \: A = 15000 \bigg( \dfrac{23}{20}  \bigg) {}^{2}

 \tt \: A = 150 \not0 \not0 \bigg( \dfrac{23 \times 23}{2 \not0 \times 2 \not0}  \bigg)

 \tt \: A =  \cancel{150 } \tiny{75}\bigg( \large \dfrac{23 \times 23}{ \cancel4 \:  \tiny{2}}  \bigg)

 \tt \: A=  \dfrac{75 \times 529}{2}

 \tt \: A =  \bigg( \dfrac{39675}{2}  \bigg)

  \:  \:  \: \boxed{ \tt \: A = 19837.5} \bigstar

So, Amount is 19,837.5 Rs

Also we know that,

Compound interest (C.I) = A-P

 \tt \: C.I = 19837.5 - 15000

 \:  \:  \boxed{ \tt \: C.I = 4837.5} \bigstar

So, Compound interest is 4837.5 Rs

Also, we know that,

\boxed{\tt{S.I} = \dfrac{PTR}{100}}

where,

S.I = simple interest

P = principal

T = time

R = rate

Substituting the values,

\tt{S.I} = \dfrac{15,000\times 2\times 15}{100}

\tt{S.I} = \dfrac{150\times 2\times 15}{1}

\tt{S.I} = {300\times 15}

 \:  \:  \boxed{ \tt \: S.I= 4500 Rs} \bigstar

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