The difference between the simple interest and the compound intrest
on Rs. 15000 for 5 years at 10% per annun will be?
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Explanation:
Principal for the first year = Rs. 15000
Interest for the first year =
Rs {15000 ×5 {/100} = Rs. 750
[We are using the formula
S.I.={P×R×T /{100} ]
\therefore amount at the end of first year = Rs 15000 + Rs. 750 = Rs. 15,750
Interest for the second year =
{15750 × 5 /{100} = Rs. 787.5
Principal of the second year was Rs. 10500 and so amount at the end of the second year = Rs. 15750 + Rs. 787.5 = Rs. 16,537.5
So, Compound interest= Rs. (16537.5-15000) = Rs. 1,537.5
Note: The C.I. can also be found by adding the interest for each year.
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