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The amount of principle money is 2000 rupees and the rate of interest is 10%.
Let the principle amount of money is x rupees and rate of interest is y%.
then, the interest after one year is (x×y) /100 rupees.
then , xy/100 + x =2200
⇒100x + xy = 220000 ->(1)
and, the interest after 4 years is 4xy/100 rupees.
then, x+4xy/100 =280000->(2)
Calculating (2)-(1) we get,
3xy=60000
⇒xy=20000
then, (1) ⇒100x+xy=220000
⇒100x+20000=220000
⇒100x = 200000
x=2000 rupees
Therefore,xy=20000⇒2000y=20000⇒y= 10
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[tex] \huge{ \purple{ \textbf{Aɳรωε૨}}}[/tex]
The amount of principle money is 2000 rupees and the rate of interest is 10%.
Step-by-Step explanation:
Let the principle amount of money is x rupees and rate of interest is y%.
then, the interest after one year is (x×y) /100 rupees.
then , xy/100 + x =2200
⇒100x + xy = 220000 ->(1)
and, the interest after 4 years is 4xy/100 rupees.
then, x+4xy/100 =280000->(2)
Calculating (2)-(1) we get,
3xy=60000
⇒xy=20000
then, (1) ⇒100x+xy=220000
⇒100x+20000=220000
⇒100x = 200000
x=2000 rupees
Therefore,xy=20000⇒2000y=20000⇒y= 10
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[tex]∴ Interst \: paid \: in \: 3 \: years \: \\ \\ =2,800-2,200 \\ \\ = 600[/tex]
[tex] \: \: \: Annual \: Interest \\ \\ = \frac{600}{3} \\ \\ = 200[/tex]
[tex]Sum \: lent \: at \: the \: begining \\ \\ = 2,200 -( 200 \times 1) \\ \\ = 2,200 - 200 \\ \\ = 2,000[/tex]
[tex]Rate \: of \: simple \: Interest \\ \\ = \frac{200}{2,000} \times 100 \\ \\ = \frac{20,000}{2,000} \\ \\ = 10 \: \%[/tex]