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find the amount and compound interest on Rs 20,000 for 1 year. at 10%per annum compounded half yearly. would this interest be more than the interest he would get. if it was compounded annually?

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Answered by albyak2001
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Case 1) :-

→ Principal = Rs.20000

→ Rate = 10% compounded half yearly. So, R = (10/2) = 5% per yearly .

→ Time = 1 year. ( since rate is half yearly.) Time will be = 1 * 2 = 2 years.

→ Amount = Principal * [1 + (Rate/100)]^(Time)

Putting all values now, we get,

→ A = 20000[ 1 + (5/100)]²

→ A = 20000[ 1 + (1/20)]²

→ A = 20000[21/20]²

→ A = 20000 * (441/400)

→ A = Rs.22050.

Therefore,

→ CI = Amount - Principal

→ CI = 22050 - 20000

→ CI = Rs.2050.

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Case 2 :-

→ Principal = Rs.20000

→ Rate = 10% compounded yearly.

→ Time = 1 year.

→ Amount = Principal * [1 + (Rate/100)]^(Time)

Putting all values now, we get,

→ A = 20000[ 1 + (10/100)]¹

→ A = 20000[ 1 + (1/10)]

→ A = 20000[11/10]

→ A = Rs.22,000 .

So,

→ CI = Amount - Principal

→ CI = 22000 - 20000

→ CI = Rs.2000.

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since,

→ 2050 > 2000.

Hence, we can conclude that, interest when the rate was compounded half yearly is more than the interest he would get if it was compounded annually .

Answered by SonaXaveir
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