Math, asked by melini, 1 year ago

how to find the Sum Invested? ​

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Answered by IsitaJ07
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HEYA!!

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 \large{ \: Sum Invested= \frac{no. \: of \: shares}{market \: value}}

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Answered by amritaraj
2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let intial amount is P

Given,

rate of interest , r = 10%

C.I for the 3rd year = 252 + C.I for the 1st year

Now, C.I for the 3rd years = amount after 3 years - amount after 2 years

= P(1 + r/100)³ - P(1 + r/100)²

= P(1 + 10/100)³ - P(1 + 10/100)²

= P(11/10)³ - P(11/10)²

= P(1331/1000 - 121/100)

= 121P/1000

And C.I for 1st year = S.I of 1st year = P × r × 1/100

= P × 10/100 = P/10

Now, 121P/1000 = 252 + P/10

⇒ 121P/1000 - P/10 = 252

⇒(121 - 100)P/1000 = 252

⇒ 21P = 252 × 1000

⇒ P = 12000

Hence initial amount = 12000 Rs

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