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The compund interest on a certain sum for 2 years is RS 41 and simple interest is RS 40. Then the rate per annum is ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

The simple and compounded interest on a certain sum for two years are respectively 40 and 41 find the rate and sum?

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Well there is a very easy way to solve this question but let me first explain the conventional method

Here we can see that in both the cases of SI and CI the principal and rate of interest is same

SI = P*R*2/100 ……(1)

CI = A - P

CI = P*(1+R/100)^2 - P

CI = P*[(1+R/100)^2 - 1]

CI = P*[(10000 + R^2 + 200R -10000)/10000]

CI = P*[(R^2 + 200R)/10000] ……….(2)

Dividing eq.(1) by eq.(2)

40/41 = (2PR /100)/ [P*(R^2 + 200R)/10000]

By solving this R = 5%

By putting this value in equation.(1)

Sum = 400

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Simple interest is Rs.40 in 2 years

In one year it will be Rs.20

In first year SI and CI will be same or RS.20 but in second year CI is Rs.1 more than the SI

Rate of interest R = (1/20)*100 or 5%

Simple interest of Rs.40 is a 10% value of sum

Sum = (40*100)/10 or 400 Rs.

Answered by nandhitha295
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Answer:

sum is equal to 400

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