Math, asked by monikaprakya08, 9 months ago

Puneet has a recurring deposit account in a bank and deposits 140 per month for 4
years. If he gets 78,092 on maturity, find the rate of interest given by the bank.​

Answers

Answered by ashutoshrajbhar88
2

Step-by-step explanation:

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we know that

  • SI=p n(n+1) r/2×12×100
  • monthly deposite amount 140
  • so amount of 4 years is year change in months 4×12=48 months
  • 140×48=6720
  • si=78092
  • putting on formula
  • 71372= 140×48×49×r/2×12×100
  • R=71372×2×12×100/140×48×49
  • 171292800/329280
  • 520.20

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Answered by MissSolitary
4

 \underline{ \underline{{ \huge{ \mathtt{Q}}} \mathtt{UESTION -}}}

Puneet has a Recurring Deposit account in a bank and deposits ₹ 140 per month for 4 years. If he gets ₹ 8,092 on maturity, find the rate of interest given by the bank.

 \underline{ \underline{{ \huge{ \mathtt{G}}} \mathtt{IVEN -}}}

  • Principal amount (P) = ₹ 140
  • number of months (n) = 4 years to months

4 × 12 = 48 months.

  • Maturity value (M.V) = ₹ 8,092

 \underline{ \underline{{ \huge{ \mathtt{T}}} \mathtt{O} \:  \:  \: {{ \huge{ \mathtt{F}}} \mathtt{IND -}}}}

  • Rate of interest given by the bank

 \underline{ \underline{{ \huge{ \mathtt{F}}} \mathtt{ORMULA } \:  \:  \: {{ \huge{ \mathtt{U}}} \mathtt{SED -}}}}

 \underline{ \boxed{ \gray{ \mathtt{M.V = P  \times n +  \frac{P \times n(n + 1)}{2 \times 12}  \times  \frac{r}{100} }}}} \\

where,

M.V is the maturity value,

P is the principal amount,

n is the number of months,

r is the rate of interest .

 \underline{ \underline{{ \huge{ \mathtt{S}}} \mathtt{OLUTION - }}}

 \mathtt{M.V \:  = P \times n + \frac{P \times n(n + 1)}{2 \times 12}  \times  \frac{r}{100}  } \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{8092 = 140 \times 48 +  \frac{140 \times 48(48 + 1)}{2 \times 12} \times  \frac{r }{100}  }} \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{8092 = 6720 +  \frac{ \cancel{14} ^{7} \cancel{0} \times  \cancel{48} { ^{ \cancel{4}} }^{ 2}  \times 49}{ \cancel{2} \times  \cancel{12}} \times  \frac{r}{ \cancel{10} ^{5}  \cancel{0}}  }} \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{8092 = 6720 +  \frac{686 \: r}{5} }} \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{8092 - 6720 =  \frac{686 \: r}{5} }} \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{1372 =  \frac{686 \: r}{5} }} \\  \\  \mathtt{ \implies{ \frac{ \cancel{1372 } ^{2} \times 5}{ \cancel{686}}  = r}} \\  \\  \boxed{ \purple{ \mathtt{ \therefore{r = 10 \: \% \:  \:  \: ans.}}}}

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