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Find the difference between the CI and SI on a sum of Rs. 50, 000 at 10% per annum for two years.
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Answered by donaldtrump12327
1

Answer:

500

Step-by-step explanation:

P=50000

R=10%

T=2 years

(1+R/100)

A= 50000(1+10/100)^2

=50000(1.1)^2

60500

Si=P*R*T/100

50000*10*2/100

=10000

Answered by MISSTHUNDER
3

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Required data,

principal=50000 ruppes

rate of interest=10%

time=2 years

Simple interest formula=ptr/100(p is principal,t is time and r is rate of interest)

therefore simple interest=ptr/100

=50000×10×2/100 ruppes

=10000 ruppes

Amount=50000+10000 ruppes

=60000 ruppes

Amount=p(1+r/100)t

Therefore Amount=50000(1+10/100)² ruppes

=50000(110/100)² ruppes

=50000×11/10×11/10 ruppes

=60500 ruppes

therefore compound interest=Amount-principal

=60500-50000 ruppes. =10500 ruppes

difference between ci and si =10500-10000=500 ruppes

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