Math, asked by GIad, 3 months ago

in how many years does the sum of 1200 became 1800 at the rate of simple intrest of 5% per annum​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

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  • ➠ Amount = 1800
  • ➠ Principle = 1200
  • ➠ Rate = 5% per annum

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  • ➠ Time

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\circ \underline{\boxed {\sf \purple{S.I =  Amount-Principal}}}

 \circ\underline{ \boxed{\sf \purple{Time =  \dfrac{S.I \times 100}{P \times R} }}}

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 :  \implies{\sf{S.I = Amount-Principal}}

  • Substituting the values

 :  \implies{\sf{S.I =1800-1200}}

 :  \implies{\sf{S.I =600}}

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  • Hence,The Simple Interest is 600.

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{ :  \implies\sf{Time =  \dfrac{S.I \times 100}{P \times R} }}

  • Substituting the values

{ :  \implies\sf{Time =  \dfrac{600 \times 100}{1200 \times 5} }}

{ :  \implies\sf{Time =  \dfrac{60000}{6000} }}

{ :  \implies\sf{Time =   \cancel\dfrac{60000}{6000} }}

{ :  \implies\sf{Time =  10 \:  years}}

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  • Henceforth,The Time is 10 years.

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★ Formula of Simple Interest (S.I)

: \implies\sf \purple{S.I = \dfrac{P \times R \times T}{100}}

★ Formula of Principle(P) if Amount and Interest given

  • : \implies\sf \purple{P=Amount - Interest}

★ Formula of Principle (P) if Interest,time and rate given

  • : \implies\sf \purple{P = \dfrac{Interest \times 100 }{Time \times Rate}}

★ Formula of Principle (P) if amount,time and rate given

  • : \implies\sf \purple{P = \dfrac{Amount\times 100 }{100 + (Time \times Rate)}}

★ Formula of Amount if Principle (P) and Interest (I) given

  • {: \implies \sf \purple{Amount = Principle + Interest }}
Answered by rosoni28
7

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5 × 12 = 60 %

100 + 60 = 160 % = Rs 1 800 FV

PV 100 % = [100 ÷ 160] × Rs 1 800

= Rs 1 125

SI = FV - PV

=1 800 - 1 125

= Rs 675

Proof: I = Prt = 1 125 × 12% × 5 yrs

=Rs 675

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