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The difference in the simple interest earned on a certain sum at 6% p.a. at the end of two years and the end of four years is Rs. 600. What is the sum?

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Answered by AdwaitSadangi
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Answered by bhagyashreechowdhury
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Answer:

Rate of Interest, R = 6%

T1 = 2 years and T2 = 4 years

The difference in the simple interest earned = Rs. 600

Let the S.I. at the end of 2 years be “S.I.₁” and at the end of 4 years be “S.I.₂”. Also, let the sum be Rs. “P”.

According to the question and by using the simple interest formula, we can find the value for P,

S.I.₂ – S.I.₁ = 600

⇒ [P *6 * 4 / 100] – [P * 6 * 2 / 100] = 600

⇒ 0.24 P – 0.12 P = 600

P = 600 / 0.12 = Rs. 5000

Thus, the sum is Rs. 5000.

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