Math, asked by sanjulata0007, 1 year ago

Rohit deposited 10,000 in a bank for six months. If the bank pays compound
interest at 12% per annum reckoned quarterly, find the amount to be received by
him on maturity.​

Answers

Answered by rajeshrjl9934
5

Answer:

principle=10,000

rate of interest=12%

time=6months=6/365

simple interest=p*r*t/100

=10,000*12*6/100*365=720/73

amount=principle+simple interest

=10,000/1+720/73=7,37,200

Answered by Intelligentcat
10

✦ Question ✦

Rohit deposited 10,000 in a bank for six months. If the bank pays compound interest at 12% per annum to reckoned quately find the amount to be recieved

hy him on maturity.

Answer :-

Rohit will have Rs 10,609 on maturity.

Method 1 :-

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Principal = 10000 rupees

Compound interest per annum = 12%

Time =6 months =0.5 year.

Using formula

\sf\underline{\purple{\:\:\: \: \: Amount :- \:\:\:}} \\ \\P( 1+R/100)^t

Substituting the values in the above formula, we get :-

= ₹ 10,000 (1+3/100)^2

= ₹10,000 (103/100)^2

= ₹ 10,000 × 103/100 × 103/100

= ₹10,609

Method 2 :-

Principal Amount = Rs 10,000

Let's find out interest rate first :-

1 year = 12%

1 quarter = 12 ÷ 4 = 3%

Now, Interest for the first quarter: -

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Interest = 3% x Rs 10,000

Interest = 0.03 x 10000 = Rs 300

Finding the amount now ,

Interest = 3% x Rs 10,000

Interest = 0.03 x 10000 = Rs 300

\large{\boxed{\bold{Amount\:=\:principal \:+\: Interest}}}

= 10,000 + 300

= Rs 10,300

Now ,for the Quarter 2 .

Interest = 3% of Rs 10,300

= 0.03 x 10,300

= Rs 309

Finding the amount again :-

\large{\boxed{\bold{Amount\:=\:principal \:+\: Interest}}}

Substituting the values again :-

= 10,300 + 309

= Rs 10,609

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