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Ramesh lends a sum at 6% p.a. simple interest for two years. If he would have lent it on compound interest
(compounded yearly) at the same rate he would have got Rs. 54 more. The sum (in rupees) lent by him is
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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : Ramesh lends a sum at 6% p.a. simple interest for two years.

If he would have lent it on compound interest (compounded yearly) at the same rate he would have got Rs. 54 more.

To Find : The sum (in rupees) lent by him is

Solution:

SI = P * R * T/100

A = P (1  + R/100)^T

Extra interest  earned Rs 54 would have been interest on interest earned in 1st year

Interest Earned in 1st year = P * 6 * 1 /100 = 6P/100

Interest Earned in 2nd year on Interest Earned in 1st year  = (6P/100) * 6 * 1/100

= 36P/10000

36P/10000  = 54

=> P = 15000 Rs

The sum (in rupees) lent by him is Rs 15000

Another method

SI in 2years =  P * 6 * 2 /100  = 12P/100

CI in 2 years = P(1 + 6/100)² - P =  P ( 36/10000 + 12/100)

= P(1236/10000)

P(1236/10000) - 12P/100 = 54

=> 36P = 540000

=> P = 15000 Rs

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