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If C.I. is ₹2540 and Principal is ₹6000, the amount will be​

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Answered by bhagyashreechowdhury
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Given:

C.I. is ₹2540 and Principal is ₹6000

To find:

The amount

Solution:

The compound interest, C.I. = Rs. 2540

The sum of money, P = Rs. 6000

To solve the given problem we will use the following formula of compound interest:

\boxed{\boxed{\bold{Compound\:Interest = Amount - Principal}}}

Now, by substituting the values of Principal and Compound Interest in the formula of compound interest above, we get

Compound\:Interest = Amount - Principal

\implies Rs.\:2540 = Amount - Rs.\:6000

\implies Amount = Rs.\:6000 + Rs.\:2540

\implies \bold{Amount = Rs.\:8540}

Thus, the amount will be → Rs. 8540.

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