Math, asked by AshStyles, 1 year ago

MS Saxena takes a loan of Rs. 5000 at the beginning of a year at the compound interest rate of 25/2% p.a. She takes another loan of rupees 5000 at the beginning of the next year at the same rate of compound interest. What is her total debt at the end of the two years?

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Answered by DevanshiAgnihotri
48

Answer:

In case 1:

P=5000

R=25/2%

T=2 year

A=P(1+R/100)ⁿ

=5000(1+25/200)²

=5000(1+1/8)²

=5000*9/8*9/8

=6328.125

In case 2,

P=5000

R=25/2%

T=1 year

A=5000(1+1/8)

=5000*9/8

=5625 Rs.

Total debt=6328.125+5625=Rs. 11953.125


Answered by Anonymous
25

HERE IS YOUR ANSWER.

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IN CASE I

P= 5000

R = 25/2%

T = 2yr

A = P (1+R/100)^n

A = 5000 (1+25/200)^2

A = 5000 (1+1/8 )^2

A = 5000 (9/8)(9/8)

A = 6328.125

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CASE II

P= 5000

R= 25 / 2 %

T = 1 yr

A = P (1+R / 100 ) ^n

A = 5000 (1+1/8)

A = 5000 (9/8)

A = 5625

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TOTAL DEBT = 6328.125 + 5625

= 11953.125

HOPE IT HELPS YOU! ! !

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