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Find the amount and compound interest on Rs.14,000 in 2 years when the
rates of interest for successive years are 6% and 10% respectively.


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Answered by mathdude500
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Given :-

\sf{ \:  \: \bull  \: \:  Sum\:_{(money)}=14000}

\sf{ \:  \: \bull \:  \:  Time\:_{(annually)}=2\: years}

\sf{ \:  \: \bull \:  \:  Rate\:_{(interest)}=r_1=6\%}

\sf{ \:  \: \bull \:  \:  Rate\:_{(interest)}=r_1=10\%}

To Find :-

\sf{ \:  \: \bull \:  \:  Amount\:_{(after\:2\: years)}=?}

\sf{ \:  \: \bull \:  \:  Interest\:_{(after\:2\: years)}=?}

Formula Used :-

Let us consider a sum of Rs P invested at the successive rate of interest x % per annum for 'a' years and at the rate of y % for 'b' years, then

 \tt \: Amount, A =P { \bigg(1 +  \dfrac{x}{100} \bigg) }^{a}  { \bigg(1 +  \dfrac{y}{100} \bigg) }^{b}

\large\underline{\bold{Solution-}}

Given that

  • Principal, P = Rs 14, 000

  • Rate of interest = 6 % per annum for 1 first year

  • Rate of interest = 10 % per annum for second year.

So,

Amount is given by

 \tt \: Amount, A =14000 \bigg(1 +  \dfrac{6}{100}  \bigg) \bigg(1 +  \dfrac{10}{100}  \bigg)

 \tt \: Amount, A =14000 \times  \dfrac{53}{50}  \times  \dfrac{11}{10}

 \tt \: Amount, A = \: Rs \: 16324

And

 \tt \:Compound  \: Interest \:  =  Amount \:  - \: Principal

 \tt \therefore \: Compound \:  Interest \:  = 16324 - 14000

 \tt \therefore \: Compound \:  Interest \:  = \: Rs \:  2324

Additional Information :-

1. If rate of interest is compounded Half yearly or semi-annual or bi-annual, we have to change time and rate by multiply time by 2 and for changing rate we have to divide by 2.

2. If the rate of interest is compoundedquarterly, then we have to multiply by 4 in time and dividing by 4 in rate of interest.

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