Question
A sum of ₹8,500 amounts to ₹11,900 in 5 years at
simple interest per annum. If the rate of interest is increased by 3%, then the increased amount for the same period isSolution
Now, according to the question SI = A-P SI=Rs. (11900 - 8500) = Rs 3400 SI = (PRT) / 100 Rs 3400 = (8500×R× 5) / 100 R = (680/85) R = 8% Now, the rate of interest is increased by 3% = (8 + 3) % = 11% SI=Rs. (8500 ×11 × 5) / 100 SI = Rs.4675 Now A =P+SI =8500+4675 =13175.
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