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The ratio between the interest obtained from scheme L and M in 6 and 4 years is 4:3 respectively. In scheme L, Rs. 6000 was deposited on simple interest...
Rs. 5000 when invested at simple interest of r% p.a. amounts to Rs. 7200 in 24 months. If the same sum had been invested for 1 year at compound interest...
The difference between the interest received on a certain sum at the rate of 35% p.a. and 30% p.a. respectively at simple interest for two years is Rs. ...
Mr. P invested Rs. ‘8x’ in scheme ‘A’ offering simple interest of 25% p.a. and reinvested the interest earned from scheme ‘A’ at the end of ...
Asmita invested Rs. 3200 for 2 years at an annual simple interest rate of r%, while Shreya invested the same sum as Asmita for 2 years at an annual comp...
Amit invested a total of Rs. 14,000, dividing the amount between two schemes: one offering compound interest (compounded annually) and the other offerin...
Aman invested Rs. 'a' and Rs. (a + 2300) in SIP 'P' and 'Q', respectively, in a way that the amounts received from both SIPs after 2 years are equal. If...
A sum is lent on compound interest for 2 years at 15% p.a. If the compound interest on the sum is Rs.5482.5, find the sum.
Vipul invested Rs.4000 at the rate of R% simple interest for four years and he got Rs.1600 as interest. If he invest same amount for 2 years in C.I. an...