Math, asked by Divagirl99, 6 months ago

Harshita has invested a sum of ₹30,000 for 2 years at an interest of 8% compounded
annually. Find the compound interest (CI) and the sum of money she will get at the
end of 2 years.​

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Answered by Auяoяà
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Given:

  • Principal\rm{=₹30,000}
  • Time\rm{=2~years}
  • Rate\rm{=8\%}

We have to calculate the compound interest on Harshita's investment.

→We will find the CI by two Steps. And they are following:

\sf\underline\blue{Step~1:}

  • Principal for the 1st yr.= \rm{₹30,000}
  • Rate= \rm{8\%}

Interest 1(in the first yr.)=

→\dfrac{P×R×T}{100}

→\dfrac{30,000×8×1}{100}

→\dfrac{240000}{100}

→\sf{₹2400}

\sf\purple{Amount~of~frst~yr.:-}

\sf\mapsto{₹(30,000+2400)}

\sf\mapsto{₹32,400}

\sf\underline\blue{Step~2:}

Principal for 2nd yr.=Amount of 1st yr.=\rm{₹32,400}

Interest 2

→\dfrac{P×R×T}{100}

→\dfrac{32,400×8×1}{100}

→\dfrac{259200}{100}

→\rm{₹2592}

\sf\purple{Amount~of~second~yr.:-}

\sf\mapsto{₹(32,400+2592)}

\sf\mapsto{₹34,992}

★There are two methods to find the Interest 2.

Interest of second year=\sf{₹34,992-₹30,000=₹4992}

Interest of second year=\sf{₹2400+₹2592=₹4992}

Hence, Harshita will get \sf{₹(30,000+4992)=₹34,992} at the end of two years.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:

  • Principal\rm{=₹30,000}
  • Time\rm{=2~years}
  • Rate\rm{=8\%}

We have to calculate the compound interest on Harshita's investment.

→We will find the CI by two Steps. And they are following:

\sf\underline\blue{Step~1:}

Principal for the 1st yr.= \rm{₹30,000}

Rate= \rm{8\%}

Interest 1(in the first yr.)=

→\dfrac{P×R×T}{100}

→\dfrac{30,000×8×1}{100}

→\dfrac{240000}{100}

→\sf{₹2400}

\sf\purple{Amount~of~frst~yr.:-}

\sf\mapsto{₹(30,000+2400)}

\sf\mapsto{₹32,400}

\sf\underline\blue{Step~2:}

Principal for 2nd yr.=Amount of 1st yr.=\rm{₹32,400}

Interest 2

→\dfrac{P×R×T}{100}

→\dfrac{32,400×8×1}{100}

→\dfrac{259200}{100}

→\rm{₹2592}

\sf\purple{Amount~of~second~yr.:-}

\sf\mapsto{₹(32,400+2592)}

\sf\mapsto{₹34,992}

★There are two methods to find the Interest 2.

•Interest of second year=\sf{₹34,992-₹30,000=₹4992}

•Interest of second year=\sf{₹2400+₹2592=₹4992}

Hence, Harshita will get \sf{₹(30,000+4992)=₹34,992} at the end of two years.

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