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Answered by poojithasambu
3

Answer:

1st:-

ANS:-5%

Step-by-step explanation:

SIMPLE INTEREST =PNR/100

Given,

P=630 ,N=4years,I=RS.126

So 126=630*4*R/100

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. . R=5%

Hope it helped you!!!!

Answered by sanvi7031
21

\huge\bold\red{Question:-}

(I) At what rate percent per annum will be ₹630 produce an interest of ₹126 in 4 years?

\huge\bold\blue{Answer:-}

Principal(P) = ₹630

Interest(I) = ₹126

Time(T) = 4years

Rate(R) = ?

As we Know,

I = \dfrac{P×R×T}{100}

Then,

R = \dfrac{1\times100}{P×T}

= \dfrac{126\times100}{630\times4}

= \dfrac{100}{120}

= 5%

\quad

\huge\bold\red{Question:-}

(II) At what rate percent per year will a sum double itself in 6\dfrac{1}{4} years?

\huge\bold\blue{Answer:-}

\:

Let Principal(P) = ₹100

\therefore Amount = ₹(2×100) = ₹200

Interest = A - P = ₹ (200-100) = ₹100

T = 6\dfrac{1}{4} years=\dfrac{25}{4} years

R =

  = \frac{100 \times 1}{p \times t} \\   = \frac{100 \times 100}{100 \times  \frac{25}{4} } \% \\  =  \frac{100 \times 100}{100} \times  \frac{4}{25}  = 16\%

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