Math, asked by sudipBhowmik, 8 months ago

if a money is lent at simple interest , then the
1.money gets double in 5 years if the rate of interest is 50/3%
2.money gets doubled in 5years if the rate of interest is 20%
3.money becomes four times in10 years if it gets doubled in 5 years
A. 1 AND 3 ARE CORRECT
B. 2 ALONE IS CORRECT
C. 3 ALONE IS CORRECT
4. 2 AND 3 ARE CORRECT​

Answers

Answered by sakshamjain64ggn
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Answer:

Consider the following statements. If a sum of money is lent at simple interest, then the

(I) money gets doubled in 5 yr. if the rate of interest is 1623%.

(II) money gets doubled in 5 yr, if the rate of interest is 20%.

(III) money becomes four times in 10 yr, if it gets doubled in 5 yr.

A) I and III are correct

B) II alone is correct

C) III alone is correct

D) II and III are correct

Correct Answer:

B) II alone is correct

Description for Correct answer:

Let the sum of money lent be Rs.P.

Then,

I. SI received after 5 yr

=P×50×53×100=56P

Amount after 5 yr

=P+56P=11P6

Therefore, I is not correct

II. S.I. after 5 year

= P×20100×5=P

Therefore, Amount = P+P = 2P

Therefore, II is correct.

III, Amount aftr 10 yr at the rate of 20%

= P+P×20×10100=P+2P=3P

Therefore, III Is not correct.

Hence, II is the correct option.

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