What will be the approximate difference in the simple and compound interest accrued on an amount of rs 2600/- at the rate of 15% p.a at the end of three years?
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First of all we will calculate the simple interest with the formula - (principal × rate × time)/100.
Simple interest = ( 2600 × 15 × 3)/ 100 = Rs. 1,170.
Next we will calculate compound interest.
Amount for Compound interest = principal × (1 + rate /100) ^ 3.
Amount = 2600 × ( 1 + 15/100 ) ^ 3.
Amount = Rs. 3954.
Compound interest = Amount - principal = 3954 - 2600 = Rs. 1354.
Difference between compound interest and simple interest = Rs. 1354 - Rs. 1,170 = Rs. 184.
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