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find the difference between compound and simple interest on a sum of ₹12000 at therate of 12% p.a. for 2 years ( compounded annually )

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Answered by Anonymous
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Principal- Rs.12000
Rate-12%
time-2 years

1.) amount- princiapal(1+rate/100)^t
A= 12000(1+12/100)^2
A= 12000(112/100)^2
A= 12000(28/25)^2
A=  12000*784/625
A=  Rs.15052.8

CI-  15052.8-12000  =  Rs.3052.8

2.) Simple interest= principal*rate*time/100
SI=  12000*12*2/100
SI=  Rs.2880

3.) Difference-) CI-SI
    = 3052.8-2880
      =Rs.172.8

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Answered by Anonymous
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P = 12000
R=12%
T= 2 years.

SI= 12000×12×2/100
= 2880

Now,

P=12000
R=12%
T=2 years.

CI = 12000[(1+12/100)^2-1]
= 12000 × 159/625
= 3052.8

A/Q

Ci - si

3052.8 - 2880
172.8. Ans

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