Math, asked by arjunsweety, 1 year ago

If a certain principal amounts to 44,000 rs at 5% p.a. over 2years ,how much will it amount to in 3years at the same rate?

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Answered by Devilsking007
77
(44000-p)=pnr/100 
100(44000-p)=pnr
r=5
n=2
4400000-100p=p*5*2
4400000-100p=10p
4400000=100p+10p

4400000=110p
4400000/110=p
=40,000 
P=Rs.40,000 
Interest for 2 years = Rs.4000
For 1 year it will be Rs.2000
So for 3 years it will be Rs. 6000 
Answered by bhavikashinde
2

Answer:

For 2years,

SI = PRT/100

= (P×5×2)/100

=10P/100

=P/10

We Know ,

P = A - SI

=44000 - P/10

Or, P = (440000 - P)/10

Or,10P = 440000 - P

Or,10P + P = 440000

Or, P = 440000 ÷ 11

=40,000

Now, for years

SI = PRT/100

= (40,000 × 5 ×3)/100

=400 × 15

= 6000

So, A = P + SI

= 40,000 + 6000

= 46,000

Hope it helps you

Peace

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