The amount becomes ₹ 1,451.25 in one year on a simple rate of interest. If the rate of interest was 2% higher, the amount would have been ₹ 27 more. What is the amount invested?
Solution-Let invested amount =100 Rs. The interest rate is increasing by 2%, hence the amount has increased by Rs 27. So I can say - 2=27 1=13.5 100=100×13.5=1350 Rs.
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