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Mohamad kept Rs 30,000 in a bank at 9 percent compound interest for 2 years, Phillips invested Rs 95,000 in a mutual fund for 2 years, After 2 years, Phillips got Rs 1,14,000 whose invested turned out to be more profitable? ​

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Answered by RvChaudharY50
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Given :- Mohmadbhai kept Rs. 30,000 in a bank at 9% compound interest for 2 years. Mohsin invested Rs. 95,000 in a mutual fund for 2 years and received Rs. 1,14,000. Whose investment was more profitable ?

Solution :-

case 1) :-

Principal = Rs.30000

Time = 2 years.

Rate = 9% compounded annually .

CI = P[{1 + (R/100)}^T - 1]

so,

→ CI = 30000[{1 + (9/100)}² - 1]

→ CI = 30000[(109/100)² - 1]

→ CI = 30000[(109² - 100²)/10000]

→ CI = 3 * 209 * 9

→ CI = Rs.5643

then,

→ Profit % = (5643 * 100)/30000 = 18.81% .

therefore, Mohmad bhai profit from bank is 18.81% .

case 2) :-

→ sum invested by muhsin = Rs.95000 .

→ sum received = Rs.1,14,000 .

so,

→ Profit recieved from mutual fund = 114000 - 95000 = Rs.19000 .

then,

→ Profit % = (19000 * 100) / 95000 = 20% .

therefore, Mohsin profit from mutual fund is 20% .

Hence, we can conclude that, The investment of Mohsin was more profitable .

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