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The difference between simple and compound interests compounded annually on a certain sum of money for 2 years at 2% per annum is rs. 100. The sum is:

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Answered by pintusingh41122
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Answer:

The sum is Rs 250,000

Explanation:

Let the sum be P

The formula of Compound Interest( CI) is:

CI = [P ( 1 + r /100) ² - P]

   = [P ( 1 + 2 /100) ² - P]

   = [P ( 1.02) ² - P]

   = 1.0404 P - P

   = 0.0404 P

The formula of Simple Interest (SI) is:

SI = P × R × T / 100

   = P × 2× 2 / 100

   = 4 P / 100

   = 0.04 P

Difference = CI - SI

Rs 100 = 0.0404 P - 0.04 P

Rs 100 = 0.0004 P

P = 100 / 0.0004

P = Rs 250,000

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