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harpreet borrowed rs 20000from her friend at 12% per annum simple interest she lent it to alam at the same rate but compounded annually find her gain after 2 years​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\bold{Given} \begin{cases}  \underline{ \footnotesize\sf{ \star \:  \: For\: Harpreet\: (SI)}} \\ \sf{Principal=Rs. 20000} \\ \sf{Rate=12 \% \: p.a.}  \\  \sf{Time=2\: Yr. }\end{cases}

\bold{Given} \begin{cases}  \underline{ \footnotesize\sf{ \star \:  \: For\: Alam\: (CI)}} \\ \sf{Principal=Rs. 20000} \\ \sf{Rate=12 \% \: p.a.}  \\  \sf{Time=2\: Yr. }\end{cases}

Difference Betwⁿ Compound Interest and Simple Interest will be the Gain for Harpreet.

Difference Between CI and SI will be :

\leadsto\sf{Difference = Compound  \: Interest   -   Simple \:Interest}

\leadsto\sf{Diff. = \bigg[P \bigg(1 + \dfrac{r}{100}   \bigg)^{t}  -1  \bigg]-   \bigg[\dfrac{PRT}{100} }\bigg]

\leadsto\sf{Diff. = \bigg[20000\bigg(1 +  \cancel\dfrac{12}{100}   \bigg)^{2}  - 1  \bigg]-   \bigg[\dfrac{200 \cancel{00} \times 12 \times 2}{1\cancel{00}} }\bigg]

\leadsto\sf{Diff. = \bigg[20000\bigg(1 +  \dfrac{3}{25}   \bigg)^{2}  - 1  \bigg]-   \bigg[200 \times 12 \times 2}\bigg]

\leadsto\sf{Diff. = \bigg[20000\bigg(\dfrac{28}{25}   \bigg)^{2}  - 1  \bigg]- 4800}

\leadsto\sf{Diff. = \bigg[20000\bigg(\dfrac{784}{625}    - 1\bigg)\bigg]- 4800}

\leadsto\sf{Diff. = \bigg[ \cancel{20000} \times \dfrac{159}{ \cancel{625}}\bigg]- 4800}

\leadsto\sf{Diff. =(32 \times 159) - 4800}

\leadsto\sf{Diff. =Rs.(5088 - 4800)}

\leadsto \large \boxed{\sf{Diff. =Rs. \: 288}}

Therefore, Harpreet will Gain Rs. 288

Answered by VishalSharma01
97

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

Present value = Rs.20000

Interest rate = 12% per annum

Time = 2 years

To Find :-

Amount of money after 2 years.

Formula to be used :-

Simple interest (SI) = PRT/100

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

Solution :-

Putting all the values, we get

⇒ SI = (20000 × 12 × 2)/100

⇒ SI = 200 × 12 × 2

 ⇒ SI = 4800

Now,  we will  Amount

 ⇒ Amount (A) = \bf P (1 + R/100)^n

⇒ A = 20000 (1 + 12/100)2

⇒ A = 20000 (112/100)2

⇒ A = 20000 (1.12)2

⇒ A = 20000 × 1.2544

A = 25088

⇒ Compound interest = Rs.(25088 – 20000)

⇒ Compound interest   = Rs.5088

= (CI – SI)

= 5088 - 4800

= Rs.288

Hence, The amount of money Harpreet will gain after 2 years is Rs.288.

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