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The difference between the Cl compounded annually and the SI on a certain sum for 3 years at 10% p.a. is 62. Find the sum.​

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Answer:

principal amount or sum is 2000.

Explanation:

Given:

  • R = 10% p.a.
  • T = 3 years
  • CI - SI = 62

The formula for compound interest is:


\sf CI = P\left(1 + (R)/(100)\right)^T -P

Where:

  • CI = compound interest
  • P = principal amount
  • R = interest rate
  • T = time in years

The formula for simple interest is:


\sf SI =( P*R*T)/(100)

Where:

  • SI = simple interest
  • P = principal amount
  • R = interest rate
  • T = time in years

We can use the difference between the compound interest and simple interest to solve for the principal amount as follows:

CI - SI = 62


\sf P\left(1 + (R)/(100)\right)^T -P- ( P*R*T)/(100) = 62

Taking common P


\sf P\left[\left(1 + (R)/(100)\right)^T - 1 - (RT)/(100)\right] = 62

Substituting value


\sf P\left[\left(1 + (10)/(100)\right)^(3) - 1 - (10*3)/(100)\right] = 62


\sf P\left[ (1.1)^3-1 -0.3\right]= 62


\sf P[1.331 - 1 - 0.3] = 62


\sf P[0.031]= 62


\sf P =( 62)/(0.031)= 2000

Therefore, the principal amount or sum is 2000.

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