Math, asked by kishorslg19, 1 year ago

if the simple interest of Rs. 400 in 10 years is Rs. 280, then the rate of interest is?​

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Answered by stejendra98
4

Answer:

R= 7%

Step-by-step explanation:

we have been given:

P=Rs 400

SI =Rs 280

T = 10 yrs

R = ? ( to be found)

we know

SI = \frac{P*R*T}{100}

⇒ 280 = \frac{400*10*R}{100}

⇒40R = 280

∴ R = \frac{280}{40}

     = 7%

R= 7%

Hope it is helpful

Answered by nhorsanglama
0

Answer:

hope it helps

Step-by-step explanation:

Principle(p)= Rs. 400

Time(t) = 10 years

Simple interest(s.i) = Rs. 280

Rate of interest (r) = ?

we know,

S.I = P×T×R÷100

280=400×10×R÷100

280= 40000R÷100

Do cross multiply,

28000= 40000R

0.7% = R

Therefore the rate of interest is 0.7 per annum

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