Math, asked by Anonymous, 1 month ago

If a sum becomes Rs. 6,655 in 3 years and Rs. 7,320 in 4 years interest being compounded annually, find the rate of interest and the sum .​

Answers

Answered by OoINTROVERToO
1

Let the initial amount of money be P.

A=P(1+ 100 R )T

Rate of Interest :

where R= Rate of Interest and T= Time period.

Amount after 3 years =6500

⇒6500=P(1+ 100 R ) 3 ⟶(I)

Amount :

Amount after 6 years =10,562.5

⇒10562.5=P(1+ 100 R ) 6 ⟶(II) From eq(I),

P 6500 =(1+ 100 R ) ³

⇒( P 6500 ) ² =(1+ 100 R )

Step by step explanation :

⟶(III) Putting eq(III) in eq(II)

10562.5=P( P 6500 ) ²

⇒10562.5=P× P 2 (6500) ²

⇒P= 10562.5 (6500) ² =4000

Hence, the initial amount of money is equal to Rs. 4000.

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Answered by annusingh48
2

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the initial amount of money be P.

A=P(1+

100

R

)

T

where R= Rate of Interest and T= Time period.

Amount after 3 years =6500

⇒6500=P(1+

100

R

)

3

⟶(I)

Amount after 6 years =10,562.5

⇒10562.5=P(1+

100

R

)

6

⟶(II)

From eq(I),

P

6500

=(1+

100

R

)

3

⇒(

P

6500

)

2

=(1+

100

R

)

6

⟶(III)

Putting eq(III) in eq(II)

10562.5=P(

P

6500

)

2

⇒10562.5=P×

P

2

(6500)

2

⇒P=

10562.5

(6500)

2

=4000

Hence, the initial amount of money is equal to Rs. 4000.

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