Math, asked by paramjit11990, 9 months ago

The difference between the compound
interest and simple interest on a certain
sum at 15% per annum for 2 years is 45.
Find the sum​

Answers

Answered by sahinparween7820
5

Step-by-step explanation:

given

difference =45, r = 15%t =2years

SI=P *R*T/100

SI=P*15*2/100

SI=3/10*p

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

CI= [(1+15/100)^2-1]

CI=[(20+3/20)^2-1

CI=[(23/20)^2-1]

CI=[ (529/400)-1]

CI=(529-400/400)

CI=129

Difference=45

CI-SI=45

129-3/10*p =45

1290-3p/10=45

1287p/10=45

p=143/50

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