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In how much time will a sum of money become triple itself at 10% per annum simple interest

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Answered by mysticd
9
Solution:

Let the principal ( P ) = x

Amount ( A ) = 3x

Simple interest ( s.i ) = A - P

= 3x - x

= 2x

Rate of interest ( R ) = 10%

Let the time = T years

Now ,

( PTR )/100 = s.i

=> T = ( 100 × s.i )/( PR )

= ( 100 × 2x )/( x × 10 )

= 10 × 2

= 20 years

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Answered by Swarnimkumar22
10
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In how much time will a sum of money become triple itself at 10% per annum simple interest



\bold{\underline{Answer-}}According to the question we know that Rate of interest is 10%

now, let the principal = X and time is T
so, account is 3x,

then, simple interest = Account - principal = 2x


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