Math, asked by siddarthvajra9672, 1 year ago

If a certain sum of money becomes doubles at simple interest in 12 years, what would be the rate of interest per annum?
A.8(1/3)
B.10
C.12
D.14

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Answered by StarGazer001
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Heya !


Here is your answer =>


Answer : option A


Let,

Principal, P = Rs. 100;

Amount, A = Rs. 200;

Time = 12 years;

Interest = Rs. 100;

Rate of interest = total interest / given time = 100/12 = 8(1/3)%.


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Principal = 100
Time = 12

Rate of interest = 100/12 = 8(1/3)

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