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1 answer:

Vlad1618 [11]3 years ago

3 0

Answer:

33000

Step-by-step explanation:

15,000r=12%t=2years

100

×R

×T

100

15000×12×2

=3600

P=P

=15%t=2years

100

×R

×t

100

×15×2

Totalenterest I = 9000

I = I

9000=3600+

100

×15×2

9000−3600=

100

×30

5400

×100=P

=18000Ans.

15000+18000=33000

15,000r=12%t=2years

100

×R

×T

100

15000×12×2

=3600

P=P

=15%t=2years

100

×R

×t

100

×15×2

Totalenterest I = 9000

I = I

9000=3600+

100

×15×2

9000−3600=

100

×30

5400

×100=P

=18000Ans.

15000+18000=33000

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