Math, asked by bindiyathacker78, 6 months ago

In what time a sum of money double itself at 25/4 %p.a. simple interest
a) 5years
b) 8years
c) 12years
d) 16years​

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Answered by tanupriyadutta1205
3

Answer:

Principal = P, Amount = 2 p

Simple interest = A - P = 2 p – p = p

Time = (100 × S.I)/(P × R) = ( 100 × P)/(P × (25/4)) = 100/(25/4) = 16years

(d) 16 Years ans.

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Answered by apurvanshu1905
2

Answer :

Let the principal be x .

Amount = 2x

S.I. = A - P = 2x - x = x

Time = \frac{S.I. * 100}{P*R}

        =  \frac{x*100}{x*\frac{24}{4} }

         = \frac{x*100*4}{25*x}

         = 16 years Ans

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