Math, asked by atharva150607, 4 months ago

Simple interest on a sum of money for 3 years at 25/4 % per annum is Rs 2400. What will be the compound interest on that sum at the same rate for the same period

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Answered by pparashurama110
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Answer:

Principal=₹2400

Rate of interest= {24}^{4}%

Time=3 years

S.I={P×R×T}^{100}

S.I={2400×25×3}^{4×100}

= {180000}^{400}

= ₹450

Amount= S.I +Principal

= 450+2400

= ₹2850

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Answered by vibhuupadhyay3dec200
1

Answer:

answer is 2553.125

Step-by-step explanation:

First calculate P

it is given that,

R=6.25% per annum (I just converted the fraction into a decimal, it's easier for me)

T=3 years

P=?

SI = 2400

Pro Tip: Remember to take an example to understand the question or concept more clearly

So we know that,

SI = PRT/100

We have now,

2400 = P x 6.25 x 3/100

P = 2400/6.25 x 100/3

we get 12,800

Now calculate CI

A = P(1 + R/100) to the power of time

We get 12,800 (17/16) to the power three

calculate that and you get 15,353.125

Remember that this is the amount you are getting not the interest CI = A - P

=> 15,353.125 - 12,800 = 2553.125

Thats your answer

BTW seriously take a example it helps a lot even in higher classes (Especially in Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus) Like here take the example that

If you put 10,000 in SI for 1 year at the rate 10 you get SI = 1000 now obviously this is the interest as you will get more from interest not less so You'll get 10,000 + 1000 = 11,000

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