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You want to save ₹1,17,000 to buy your first self-driving magic carpet. You deposit ₹90,000 in a bank at an interest rate of 6 % 6%6, percent per annum. How many years do you have to wait before you can buy your magic carpet?

User Orde
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Answer: is 5

all you have to do is \(^o^)/

(1,17,000−90,000)=27,000

1 year =6%of 90,000

1%of 90,000=900

6% of 90,000=(6*900)

1 year =5400

27,000 u divide that by 5400=5 soooooooooo......

ITs Five 5

User Stephen Furlani
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Answer:

4.50 yr

Explanation:

I assume that this is compound interest.

The compound interest equation is


A = P(1+ (r )/( n))^(nt)

You don't give the frequency of compounding, so I assume that it is once per year.

Data:

A = ₹117 000

P = ₹90 000

r = 6 % = 0.06

n = 1

Calculations:


117 000 = 90 000(1+ (0.06 )/( 1))^(1 * t)


117 000 = 90 000(1+ 0.06)^(t)

Divide each side by 90 0000


1.3 = 1.06^(t)

Take the logarithm of each side

log1.3 = tlog1.06

0.1139 = 0.025 31t

Divide each side by 0.025 31

t = 4.50 yr

You can buy your magic carpet in 4.50 yr.

User Gary Barrett
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