Math, asked by shifahalim11, 6 months ago

find the amount and the compound interest on 25000 for 3 years at 12% per annum, compounded annually​

Answers

Answered by MoodyCloud
18
  • Amount = 35123.2
  • Compound interest is 10123.2 .

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:-

  • Principal is 25000.
  • Rate of interest is 12%.
  • Time period is 3 years.

To find:-

  • Amount.
  • Compound interest.

Solution:-

We know that,

 \boxed { \sf \star  \: \bold{Amount = P ( 1 +  \frac{R}{100} )^{n}}}

In which,

  • P is principal.
  • R is Rate of interest.
  • n is time period.

Put the values in formula :

 \longrightarrow \sf \bold{25000 \times (1 +  \cfrac{12}{100})^{3}  }

\longrightarrow \sf \bold{25000 \times ( \cfrac{100 + 12}{100}) ^{3}  }

\longrightarrow \sf \bold{25000 \times   \cfrac{112}{100} \times \cfrac{112}{100}   \times  \cfrac{112}{100} }

\longrightarrow \sf \bold{ \cfrac{351232000}{10000} }

\longrightarrow \sf \bold{35123.2}

Amount = 35123.2

 \boxed { \sf \star  \: \bold{Compound\: interest = Amount - Principal}}

\longrightarrow \sf \bold{35123.2 - 25000}

\longrightarrow \sf \bold{10123.2}

Compound interest is 10123.2 .

Answered by Anonymous
7

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Question⇒}}

Find the amount and the compound interest on ₹ 25000 for 3 years at 12% per annum, compounded annually.

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Given⇒}}

Principal = ₹ 25000

Rate of interest = 12%

Time = 3

\huge\bold{\mathtt{To\:find⇒}}

The amount and the compound interest.

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Solution⇒}}

We know that:-

  • \large\boxed{\mathtt{A=P(1+{\frac{R}{100}})^{n}}}

Where,

  • A = Amount

  • P = Principal

  • R = Rate of interest

  • n = Time

Here,

  • P = ₹ 25000

  • R = 12%

  • n = 3

First, we have to find the amount.

\large{\mathtt{25000×(1+{\frac{12}{100}})^{3}}}

\large{\mathtt{=25000×({\frac{100+12}{100}})^{3}}}

\large{\mathtt{=25000({\frac{112}{100}})^{3}}}

\large{\mathtt{=250\cancel{00}×{\frac{112}{1\cancel{00}}}×{\frac{112}{100}}×{\frac{112}{100}}}}

\large{\mathtt{=250×{\frac{112}{1}}×{\frac{112}{100}}×{\frac{112}{100}}}}

\large{\mathtt{={\frac{(250×112×112×112)}{(1×100×100)}}}}

\large{\mathtt{={\frac{351232000}{10000}}}}

\large{\mathtt{=35123.2}}

Amount = ₹ 35123.2

We know that:-

\large\boxed{\mathtt{CI=A-P}}

Where,

  • CI = Compound Interest

  • A = Amount

  • P = Principal

Now, we have to find the compound interest.

\large{\mathtt{35123.2-25000}}

\large{\mathtt{=10123.2}}

Compound Interest = ₹ 10123.2

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Therefore⇒}}

The amount is ₹ 35123.2 and compound interest is ₹ 10123.2.

\huge\bold{\mathtt{Done࿐}}

\large\bold{\mathtt{Hope\:this\:helps\:you.}}

\large\bold{\mathtt{Have\:a\:nice\:day.}}

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