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Answered by XpertAli
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Step-by-step explanation:

1) A= P(1+r/100)n

A= 45000* 116/100*116/100*116/100

A= 70240.35

CI = A-P

CI = 70240.32-45000

CI = 25000.32

Answered by Dinosaurs1842
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FORMULA TO USE :-

amount = principal(1  +  \dfrac{rate}{100})^{time}

Question 1 :-

Given :-

Principal = ₹45000

Time = 3 years

Rate = 16% compounded annually.

To find :-

Compound interest

By substituting the values,

a = 45000(1 +  \dfrac{16}{100})^{3}

a = 45000( \dfrac{116}{100})^{3}

By reducing to the lowest terms,

a = 45000( \dfrac{29}{25})^{3}

a = 45000 \times   \dfrac{29}{25}  \times  \dfrac{29}{25}   \times \dfrac{29}{25}

a =  \dfrac{ 45000 \times 24,389}{15625}

a = 70,240.32

Compound interest :- Amount - Principal

CI = ₹70240.32 - ₹45000

CI = ₹25,240.32

Question 2 :-

Given :-

Compound interest = ₹287

Time = 2 years

Rate = 5% per annum

To find :-

Amount.

Let the principal be ₹x.

As we know that Compound interest = Amount - Principal,

Amount = Principal + Compound interest

substituting the values,

x + 287 = x(1 +  \dfrac{5}{100})^{2}

x + 287 = x( \dfrac{105}{100})^{2}

By reducing to the lowest terms,

x + 287 = x( \dfrac{21}{20})^{2}

By transposing x to the LHS (Left Hand Side),

 \dfrac{x + 287}{x}  =  \dfrac{21 \times 21}{20 \times 20}

 \cfrac{x + 287}{x}  =  \dfrac{441}{400}

By cross multiplication,

400(x + 287) = 441(x)

400x + 126,567 = 441x

By transposing 400x to the RHS (Right Hand Side),

126,567 = 441x - 400x

126,567 = 41x

Transposing 41 to the LHS (Left Hand Side),

   \dfrac{126567}{41}  = x

3,087 = x

Therefore,

Amount = ₹3087 + ₹287

Amount = ₹ 3,374

Some more forumulas :-

simple \: interest =  \dfrac{principal \times time \times rate}{100}

When interest is compounded half-yearly :-

amount = principal(1 +  \dfrac{rate}{200})^{2 \times time}

When interest is compounded quarterly :-

amount = principal(1 +  \dfrac{rate}{400})^{4  \times time}

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