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Mr Sharma borrowed some money from a friend at the interest rate of 8% per annum. He repaid his debt by paying rupees 16800 at the end of 5 years. How much did he borrow?

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Answered by MasterDhruva
60

Solution :-

We know that, the amount is obtained when we add simple interest and principle. So, we can find the principle value by the same formula.

Principle :-

 \sf \leadsto Simple \: interest + Principle = Amount

 \sf \leadsto \dfrac{P \times R \times T}{100} + Principle = Amount

 \sf \leadsto \dfrac{P \times 8 \times 5}{100} + P = 16800

 \sf \leadsto \dfrac{P \times 40}{100} + P = 16800

 \sf \leadsto \dfrac{P \times 2}{5} + P = 16800

 \sf \leadsto \dfrac{2P}{5} + P = 16800

 \sf \leadsto \dfrac{2P + 5P}{5} = 16800

 \sf \leadsto \dfrac{7P}{5} = 16800

 \sf \leadsto 7P = 16800(5)

 \sf \leadsto 7P = 84000

 \sf \leadsto P = \dfrac{84000}{7}

 \sf \leadsto P = 12000

Therefore, the principle amount borrowed by Mr Sharma is ₹12000.

Answered by Anonymous
67

Given :

† Total Amount - ₹16800

† Rate of interest - 8%

† Time - 5 years

To Find :

† The money borrowed by Mr.Sharma.

Solution :

First, we should find the interest amount to be paid by him.

Let the principle amount be P.

According to the question,

\sf :\implies\: SI = \dfrac{P \times R \times T}{100}

\sf  :\implies\: \dfrac{P \times 8 \times 5}{100}

\sf  :\implies\: \dfrac{P \times 40}{100}

\sf :\implies\:  \dfrac{P \times 2}{5}

\sf :\implies\:  \dfrac{2P}{5}

Now, let's find the value of principle amount by the formula of total amount.

\sf:\implies\:   Amount = Principle + Simple \: Interest

\sf :\implies\:  16800 = P + \dfrac{2P}{5}

\sf  :\implies\: P + \dfrac{2P}{5} = 16800

\sf  :\implies\: \dfrac{5P + 2P}{5} = 16800

\sf :\implies\:  \dfrac{7P}{5} = 16800

\sf:\implies\:   7P = 16800 \times 5

\sf:\implies\:   7P = 84000

\sf :\implies\:  P = \dfrac{84000}{7}

\bf:\implies\:  P = 12000

Hence, the money borrowed by Mr.Sharma is ₹12000.

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