Find the amount of Rs. 5000 in 2 years at 10% per annum compound interest.
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5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year.
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50.
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]P = 5000
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]P = 5000r = 10%
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]P = 5000r = 10%n = 2yr
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]P = 5000r = 10%n = 2yrSo, C.I = 5000 [(1 + 10/100)^2 - 1
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]P = 5000r = 10%n = 2yrSo, C.I = 5000 [(1 + 10/100)^2 - 1= 5000[(1.21 - 1)]
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]P = 5000r = 10%n = 2yrSo, C.I = 5000 [(1 + 10/100)^2 - 1= 5000[(1.21 - 1)]= 5000 * 0.21.
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]P = 5000r = 10%n = 2yrSo, C.I = 5000 [(1 + 10/100)^2 - 1= 5000[(1.21 - 1)]= 5000 * 0.21.= 1050.
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]P = 5000r = 10%n = 2yrSo, C.I = 5000 [(1 + 10/100)^2 - 1= 5000[(1.21 - 1)]= 5000 * 0.21.= 1050.So 5000 * x = 1050
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]P = 5000r = 10%n = 2yrSo, C.I = 5000 [(1 + 10/100)^2 - 1= 5000[(1.21 - 1)]= 5000 * 0.21.= 1050.So 5000 * x = 1050x = 1050/5000 = 0.21
5000 * 10% = 500 for 1st year. In the same way for 2nd year it would be 500 and c.I of 500 is 50. So the total C.I is Rs = 1050.The compound interest is 21%.Explanation:C.I = P [(1 + r/100)n - 1]P = 5000r = 10%n = 2yrSo, C.I = 5000 [(1 + 10/100)^2 - 1= 5000[(1.21 - 1)]= 5000 * 0.21.= 1050.So 5000 * x = 1050x = 1050/5000 = 0.21x = 0.21 * 100 = 21%.
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