Math, asked by eshika70, 10 months ago

find the intrest on Rs100 invested at 4%per annum compound intrest for three years​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
4

Solution

Given:-

  • Principle (P) = 500 Rs.
  • Rate (R) = 4%
  • Time (T) = 3 years.

Find:-

  • Compound interest

Explanation

Using formula

C.I. = P[(1+R/100)^T - 1]

Keep above values.

==> C.I. = 100*[(1 + 4/100)³ - 1]

==> C.I. = 100 *[ {(100+4)/100}³ - 1]

==> C.I. = 100*[ (104/100)³ - 1]

==>C.I. = 100*[(11,24,864 - 10,00,000)/10,00,000 ]

==> C.I. = 100*[1,24,864/10,00,000]

==> C.I. = 1,24,864/10,000

==> C.I. = 12.4864 Rs.

Thus

  • Compound interest = 12.4864 Rs.

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Answered by pandaXop
3

Compound Interest = Rs 12.4864

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

  • Principal (P) is Rs 100.
  • Rate (R) is 4%.
  • Time (T) is 3 years.

To Find:

  • What is the compound Interest after three years?

Solution: For finding Compound Interest, first we have to find out Amount.

Amount = P ( 1 + R/100)^n

\implies{\rm } A = 100 ( 1 + 4/100)³

\implies{\rm } A = 100 ( 100 + 4 /100 )³

\implies{\rm } A = 100 ( 104/100 )³

\implies{\rm } A = 100 x 1124864/1000000

\implies{\rm } A = 1124864/10000

\implies{\rm } A = 112.4864

Now Compound Interest = AmountPrincipal

\implies{\rm } C.I = Rs (112.4864 100)

\implies{\rm } C.I = Rs 12.4864

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