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in what time will a sum of money put at 12.5 simple intrest treble itself​

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At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).

At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).So it will take 12.5 years to get 200% interest at 16% p.a. (200/16=12.5)

At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).So it will take 12.5 years to get 200% interest at 16% p.a. (200/16=12.5)2K views

At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).So it will take 12.5 years to get 200% interest at 16% p.a. (200/16=12.5)2K viewsView Upvoters

At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).So it will take 12.5 years to get 200% interest at 16% p.a. (200/16=12.5)2K viewsView Upvoters1

At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).So it will take 12.5 years to get 200% interest at 16% p.a. (200/16=12.5)2K viewsView Upvoters1

At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).So it will take 12.5 years to get 200% interest at 16% p.a. (200/16=12.5)2K viewsView Upvoters1Add a comment...

At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).So it will take 12.5 years to get 200% interest at 16% p.a. (200/16=12.5)2K viewsView Upvoters1Add a comment...

At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).So it will take 12.5 years to get 200% interest at 16% p.a. (200/16=12.5)2K viewsView Upvoters1Add a comment...Simon Mouer, Engineer, Manager, Executive, Professor, Retired (1966-present)

At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).So it will take 12.5 years to get 200% interest at 16% p.a. (200/16=12.5)2K viewsView Upvoters1Add a comment...Simon Mouer, Engineer, Manager, Executive, Professor, Retired (1966-present)Updated April 13, 2018

At 16% per annum simple interest, if the principal were to get trebled, then the interest earned should be 200%(100 principal + 200 interest =300).So it will take 12.5 years to get 200% interest at 16% p.a. (200/16=12.5)2K viewsView Upvoters1Add a comment...Simon Mouer, Engineer, Manager, Executive, Professor, Retired (1966-present)Updated April 13, 2018Originally Answered: In what time will a sum of money treble itself at 16 p.a. at simple interest?