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evablogger [386]
2 years ago
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if a sum of money increased by 1/5 of itself every year and in 5 years amounts to Rs.8546,find the sum

Mathematics
1 answer:
weqwewe [10]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Answer :

Given  : If a sum of money amounts to Rs 2200 in 5 years

Let sum of money =  x

And as given : The interest is 3838 of the principal . So we get

x ( 3838 ) = 2200 - x

3x  =  17600 - 8x

11x  =  17600

x   =  1600

So, Sum of money  =  Rs . 1600

Then interest =  2200 -  1600 =  Rs . 600

Let Rate of interest  = r  %

And we know Simple interest  = P × r × t100P × r × t100 , So we get

⇒1600 × r × 5100 =  600⇒16× r × 5100 =  6⇒80r  =  600⇒r = 60080 = 152 =  712%⇒1600 × r × 5100 =  600⇒16× r × 5100 =  6⇒80r  =  600⇒r = 60080 = 152 =  712%

So

Step-by-step explanation:

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