Question
Amit invested ₹8000 into a SIP that earns simple interest at 12% annually for 3 years. Pawan deposited an unknown amount in a SIP with a simple interest rate of 10% annually for 2 years. If Amit’s interest is 20% greater than Pawan’s, calculate the amount Pawan invested.
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