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If P=₹1000,R= 10% and N=2yr, then calculate the compound interest ​

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Answered by ItzMissWitch
3

Answer:

Solution:

Given

Principal (p) = Rs50000

Rate of interest (r) = 8% p.a

Let the amount at the end of the second year = A

\boxed{Amount = p\times(1+\frac{r}{100})^{n}}

Amount=p×(1+

100

r

)

n

i)

Let the number of times interest paid in 2 years ( n)=2

A = 50000[1+8/100]²

= 50000 × (108/100)²

= 5×108×108

= Rs58320

Therefore,

The amount standing to her

credit at the end of the second

year (A) = Rs58320

ii ) Finding interest for third year:

P = Rs 58320,

R = 8%

T = 1 year

Simple Interest (I) = (PTR)/100

= ( 58320 × 1 × 8 )/100

= Rs 4665.60

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Answered by somya2563
45

Step-by-step explanation:

TO FIND:-

If P=₹1000,R= 10% and N=2yr, then calculate the compound interest

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Here, Principal P = Rs. 1000

R =10% per annum and n=2 years

 \tt{∴ Amount  \: after  \: 2  \: years = P (1+ \frac{r}{200}  {)}^{2n} }

 \tt{= >  Rs. 1000×(1+ \frac{10}{200} {)}^{2 \times 2}} \\  \tt{ = > Rs.1000×(1+ \frac{1}{20}  {)}^{2}} \\  \tt{= > Rs.1000×( \frac{21}{20}  {)}^{4}}

= Rs.1000× \frac{21}{20} × \frac{21}{20} × \frac{21}{20} × \frac{21}{20} \\  \tt{=  > Rs.1215.50 }

Hence, compound interest = Amount - Principal

=Rs.1215.50−Rs.1000

=>Rs.215.50

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