If the principal increases to 169/144 times its initial value in two years at compound interest, then a principal of Rs. 14,400 loaned for a year at the same interest will amount to :
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First of all we will solve this equation:
169P/144 = P(1+(r/100))^2
The r will be 100/12
and p will be 14400
and in order to find CI we will solve this:
14400(1+1/12)
it would be 15600
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Answer:
15600 is ans
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