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the difference between the compound interest compounded annually and the simple interest on a certain sum for 2 years at 15 percentages p.a. is 180 rs . find the sum

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Answered by mdalal51p6t3w0
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(180×100)/15= 1200. Now, (1200×100)/15= 8000 ans


baghzai: whom fornula you use
mdalal51p6t3w0: CI and SI for 1st yr is the same. So the difference is due to the interest we received on the extra compound interest of 2nd yr. That is 15% = 180. So 100% will be 1200. Now it's the interest for a year and it's 15% of the total sum. So, if 15%= 1200. Then 100% will be 8000
baghzai: okkk
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