Math, asked by icey68, 1 year ago

the difference between the compound interest and the simple interest on a certain sum of money at 15% per annum for three years is rupees 285.50 then find their sum.
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Answered by mysticd
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Solution :


Let principal = Rs p


Rate of interest ( r ) = 15%


Time ( t ) = 3 years


Number of times


Interest paid ( n ) = 3


i ) Simple interest( s.i )=(ptr)/100


s.i = ( p × 3 × 15 )/100


= 0.45p ----( 1 )


ii ) compound interest (c.i)


= p[ (1+r/100)ⁿ - 1 ]


= p[ (1+15/100)³ - 1 ]


= p[ (1.15)³ - 1 ]


= p[1.520875 - 1 ]


= (0.520875)p ----( 2 )


iii ) It is given that ,


c.i - s.i= 285.50


=> (0.520875)p - 0.45p = 285.50


=> (0.070875)p = 285.50


=> p = 285.50/(0.070875)


=>p ≈ 402.82


Therefore ,


Principal ( p ) = Rs 402.82


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