Question
The simple interest and compound interest (compounded
yearly) on a sum Rs. βPβ at βr%β p.a. for two years are Rs. 18,000 and Rs. 19,350, respectively. If the same principal is invested at simple interest of (r + 9)% p.a., find the interest earned in 27 months.Solution
ATQ, (2Pr/100) = 18,000 β¦β¦ (I) P{(1 + r/100)Β² β 1} = 19,350 β P[(r/100)Β² + 2r/100] = 19,350 β¦β¦ (II) Subtract (I) from (II): (PrΒ²/10000) = 19,350 β 18,000 = 1,350 β¦β¦ (III) Divide (I) by (III): [(2Pr/100)] / [(PrΒ²/10000)] = 18,000 / 1,350 = 13β β 200/r = 13β β r = 15 From (I): (2PΒ·15/100) = 18,000 β P = 60,000 Required SI at (r + 9)% for 27 months (i.e., 2.25 years): Rate = 24% p.a. Interest = P Γ (24/100) Γ 2.25 = 60,000 Γ 0.24 Γ 2.25 = Rs. 32,400
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