Math, asked by atharv13579, 1 day ago

. In what time will * 400 amount to 448 at the rate of 4% per annum.​

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Answered by renukamadhuriji
2

Answer:

Complete step-by-step answer:

First, we have Principal Amount = P = Rs. 400

Final Amount = A = Rs. 448

Rate of Interest = R = 4%

We will use the formula of Simple Interest that is S.I. = P×R×T/100

, where

S.I. = Simple Interest, P = Principal Amount, R = Rate on Interest, T = Time taken in years

Now, we will put in the values of P and R in the formula for S.I.

So, S.I. = 400×4×T/100

Now simplify the value by eliminating 100 from the denominator. We get:-

S.I. = 4×4×T=16T

We will now use the formula for Final amount which states that:-

Final amount = Principal amount + Interest that is A = P + S.I.

We will now put the values of P, S.I. and A.

So, 448= 400+ 16T

This is equivalent to writing:- 16T + 400 = 448

Now, we will take 400 to R.H.S

16T = 448 - 400 = 48

We will now take 16 from 16T to R.H.S

So, we get T=4816=3

Answered by vatsalpal13jun2009
0

3 is the answer to this question

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