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A sum of money amounts to Rs 250 in 4 years and Rs 432 in 7 years at a compound rate of interest. What is the rate of interest per annum?
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Rate of interest = (difference of amount)/(first amount)× 100 = (6 - 5)/5 × 100 = 20% per annum