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A) Principal amount (P) = ₹4000, Rate of interest (r) = 5%

B) Principal amount (P) = ₹5000, Rate of interest (r) = 4%
C) Principal amount (P) = ₹6000, Rate of interest (r) = 3.5%
D) Principal amount (P) = ₹4500, Rate of interest (r) = 4.5%

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The interest earned for each option is are:

A) ₹200

B) ₹200

C) ₹210

D) ₹202.50

What is the interest earned?

Using this formula to determine the interest earned

Interest (I) = P * r

So,

A) Principal amount (P) = ₹4000, Rate of interest (r) = 5%

I = 4000 * 0.05

I = ₹200

B) Principal amount (P) = ₹5000, Rate of interest (r) = 4%

I = 5000 * 0.04

I = ₹200

C) Principal amount (P) = ₹6000, Rate of interest (r) = 3.5%

I = 6000 * 0.035

I = ₹210

D) Principal amount (P) = ₹4500, Rate of interest (r) = 4.5%

I = 4500 * 0.045

I = ₹202.50

Therefore, the interest earned for each option is as follows:

A) ₹200, B) ₹200, C) ₹210,D) ₹202.50.

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