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find the compound interest compounded annually on ₹2700, rate 6 2/3 per annum and time is 2 years.
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Answered by michaelgimmy
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Solution :-

Given,

Principal, P = Rs. 2700 ;

Rate of Interest, r = \dfrac{20}{3}\% p.a and

Time, n = 2 Years

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Using the Formula, \mathtt {A = Rs.\ P \Big (1 + \dfrac{R}{100} \Big)^n}, we get -

\begin {aligned} \textbf {Amount after two Years} & = Rs. \Big [2700 \times \Big (1 + \dfrac{20}{3 \times 100}\Big )^2 \Big ]\\\\\\&\Rightarrow Rs. \Big [2700 \times \Big (\dfrac{16}{15} \Big )^2 \Big ]\\\\\\&\Rightarrow Rs. \Big [2700 \times \dfrac{16}{15} \times \dfrac{16}{15} \Big ]\\\\\\&= \bf Rs.\ 3,072 \end {aligned}

Thus,

Amount after 2 Years = Rs. 3,072

Compound Interest = Rs. (3,072 - 2700) = Rs. 372

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Additional Information :-

Applications for Compound Interest Formula :-

In each of the following Situations, the Compound Interest Formula is used :

  • Increase or Decrease in Population

  • The growth of Bacteria when the Rate of growth is known

  • Depreciation in the Values of Machines, etc., at a given Rate

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Additional Formulae :-

\mathtt{Compound\: Interest = (Amount) - (Principal)}

ii. If Principal = Rs. P, Rate of Interest = R% p.a and Time = n Years, then -

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(a) Amount after n Years (Compounded Half - Yearly)

\mathtt{= Rs.\ P \Big (1 + \dfrac{R}{2 \times 100}\Big)^{2n}}

(b) Amount after n Years (Compounded Quarterly)

\mathtt{= Rs.\ P \Big (1 + \dfrac{R}{4 \times 100}\Big)^{4n}}

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