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The principal rs. A, borrowed at x% per annum simple interest. For x months will amount to

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Answered by Nyaberiduke
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Answered by lovingheart
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Amount will be \bold{\left(x^{3} / 100\right)+X}

Explanation:

P= principle = X and R= rate = X% and T = time = X  

So the (S.I) = R x P x T/100 [simple interest]

Amount = S.I + P  

S.I = R x P x T/100 = (X x X x X) /100  

So the \mathrm{S.I}=\mathrm{x}^{3} / 100

Therefore Amount = S.I + P = \left(x^{3} / 100\right)+X

By solving the equation we will get the amount = \left(x^{3} / 100\right)+X

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