Math, asked by tanushreerpphs2020, 1 month ago

Mr Tiwari obtaind
a loan
of
£ 50, ooo from union Bank
of India After 3 years be paid
Rs
86, 400
. Find the rate
of
Interest,
if the interest
is compounded annually​

Answers

Answered by BrainlyTopper97
60

{\large{\boxed{\underline{\mathrm{\bf{\orange{Given:-}}}}}}}

  • Principal (Sum of money) = £50,000
  • Time = 3 years
  • Amount = £86,400

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  • Rate of Interest

{\large{\boxed{\underline{\mathrm{\bf{\pink{Formula \ Used:-}}}}}}}

\bigstar \ {\boxed{\tt{\green{P \  \bigg ( 1 + \dfrac{R}{100} \bigg ) ^n = A }}}} \ \bigstar

where,

  • A = Amount i.e. £86,400
  • P = Principal i.e. £50,000
  • n = Time period i.e. 3 years
  • R = Rate of Interest

{\large{\boxed{\underline{\mathrm{\bf{\blue{Solution:-}}}}}}}

Let, Rate of interest be R,

Given :-

  • Principal (Sum of money) = £50,000
  • Time = 3 years
  • Amount = £86,400

According to the question by using the formula of Amount, we get,

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 50,000 \ \bigg ( 1 + \dfrac{R}{100} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 50,000 \ \bigg ( \dfrac{100 + R}{100} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. 50,000 \ \times \dfrac{(100 + R)^3}{10,00,000} = Lb. \ 86,400}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 0.05 \ \times (100 + R)^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{(100 + R)^3 = \dfrac{Lb. \ 86,400}{Lb. \ 0.05 }}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{(100 + R)^3 = Lb. \ 17,28,000}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{(100 + R)^3 = (Lb. \ 120)^3}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{(R)^3 = (Lb. \ 120 - 100)^3}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{(R)^3 = (Lb. \ 20)^3}}

\Longrightarrow {\mathsf{R = 20\%}}

{\orange{\bigstar}} \ \therefore {\boxed{\underline{\mathsf{\green{Rate \% \ of \ Interest}{\pink{ \ is \ }{\blue{\bf{20\% \ p.a.}}}}}}}} \ {\orange{\bigstar}}

{\huge{\green{\checkmark}}} {\large{\boxed{\underline{\mathrm{\bf{\orange{Verification:-}}}}}}} {\huge{\green{\checkmark}}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 50,000 \ \bigg ( 1 + \dfrac{20}{100} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 50,000 \bigg ( \dfrac{100 + 20}{100} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 50,000 \ \bigg ( \dfrac{120}{100} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. 50,000 \bigg ( \dfrac{6}{5} \times \dfrac{6}{5} \times \dfrac{6}{5} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. 86,400}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ \bigg ( 50,000 \times \dfrac{216}{125} \bigg ) = Lb. \ 86,400}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ (4,000 \times 216) = Lb. \ 86,400}}

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 86,400 = Lb. \ 86,400}}

\Longrightarrow {\mathsf{\bf{LHS = RHS}}} \Longleftarrow

{\mathsf{Hence, Verified \ {\large{\checkmark}} }}

Answered by xxPRACHIxx
14

Answer:

Let, Rate of interest be R,

Given :-

Principal (Sum of money) = £50,000

Time = 3 years

Amount = £86,400

According to the question by using the formula of Amount, we get,

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 50,000 \ \bigg ( 1 + \dfrac{R}{100} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}↦Lb. 50,000 (1+

100

R

)

3

=Lb. 86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 50,000 \ \bigg ( \dfrac{100 + R}{100} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}↦Lb. 50,000 (

100

100+R

)

3

=Lb. 86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. 50,000 \ \times \dfrac{(100 + R)^3}{10,00,000} = Lb. \ 86,400}}↦Lb.50,000 ×

10,00,000

(100+R)

3

=Lb. 86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 0.05 \ \times (100 + R)^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}↦Lb. 0.05 ×(100+R)

3

=Lb. 86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{(100 + R)^3 = \dfrac{Lb. \ 86,400}{Lb. \ 0.05 }}}↦(100+R)

3

=

Lb. 0.05

Lb. 86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{(100 + R)^3 = Lb. \ 17,28,000}}↦(100+R)

3

=Lb. 17,28,000

\mapsto {\mathsf{(100 + R)^3 = (Lb. \ 120)^3}}↦(100+R)

3

=(Lb. 120)

3

\mapsto {\mathsf{(R)^3 = (Lb. \ 120 - 100)^3}}↦(R)

3

=(Lb. 120−100)

3

\mapsto {\mathsf{(R)^3 = (Lb. \ 20)^3}}↦(R)

3

=(Lb. 20)

3

\Longrightarrow {\mathsf{R = 20\%}}⟹R=20%

{\orange{\bigstar}} \ \therefore {\boxed{\underline{\mathsf{\green{Rate \% \ of \ Interest}{\pink{ \ is \ }{\blue{\bf{20\% \ p.a.}}}}}}}} \ {\orange{\bigstar}}★ ∴

Rate% of Interest is 20% p.a.

{\huge{\green{\checkmark}}}✓ {\large{\boxed{\underline{\mathrm{\bf{\orange{Verification:-}}}}}}}

Verification:−

{\huge{\green{\checkmark}}}✓

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 50,000 \ \bigg ( 1 + \dfrac{20}{100} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}↦Lb. 50,000 (1+

100

20

)

3

=Lb. 86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 50,000 \bigg ( \dfrac{100 + 20}{100} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}↦Lb. 50,000(

100

100+20

)

3

=Lb. 86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 50,000 \ \bigg ( \dfrac{120}{100} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. \ 86,400}}↦Lb. 50,000 (

100

120

)

3

=Lb. 86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. 50,000 \bigg ( \dfrac{6}{5} \times \dfrac{6}{5} \times \dfrac{6}{5} \bigg ) ^3 = Lb. 86,400}}↦Lb.50,000(

5

6

×

5

6

×

5

6

)

3

=Lb.86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ \bigg ( 50,000 \times \dfrac{216}{125} \bigg ) = Lb. \ 86,400}}↦Lb. (50,000×

125

216

)=Lb. 86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ (4,000 \times 216) = Lb. \ 86,400}}↦Lb. (4,000×216)=Lb. 86,400

\mapsto {\mathsf{Lb. \ 86,400 = Lb. \ 86,400}}↦Lb. 86,400=Lb. 86,400

\Longrightarrow {\mathsf{\bf{LHS = RHS}}} \Longleftarrow⟹LHS=RHS⟸

{\mathsf{Hence, Verified \ {\large{\checkmark}} }}Hence,Verified ✓

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