Math, asked by miss14049, 3 days ago

the difference between compound and simple interest on certain sum of money for 3 years at 6 2/3 % p.a is rs 18 4 find the sum​

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Answered by ImpressAgreeable4985
1

Answer:

The required sum is Rs 3375

Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose sum=P

Given CI−SI=Rs.122

P(1+

100

5

)

3

−P−(

100

P×5×3

)=122

P(

100

3

105

3

−1−

100

15

)=122

P(

100

3

7,625

)=122

P=

7,625

122×100

3

Compound interest for 2 years=Rs.832

Simple interest for 3 years=Rs.1200

As simple interest for each year remains the same.

So, simple interest for 2 years=1200×

3

2

=Rs.800

We know that,

CI

2 year

−SI

2 year

=

200

SI

2 year

×R

=

(100)

2

PR

2

832−800=

200

800×R

32=4×R

R=8%

Again, CI

2 year

−SI

2 year

=

(100)

2

PR

2

32=

100

2

P×(8)

2

32=

10000

P×64

P=

64

32

×10000=5000

Hence, the principal is Rs.5000.

=Rs.16,000





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