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Govind borrows Rs. 18,000 at 10% simple interest. He immediately invests the money borrowed at 10% compound interest, compounded half-yearly. How much money does Govind gain in one year?

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Given that, Govind borrows Rs. 18000 at 10% simple interest to invest at 10% compound interest returns.
To find out: Amount of money Govind gains in one year.

As per simple interest, amount at the end of one year (A)=P(1+TR100)
Here, P=Rs.18,000, R=10% and T=1 year

A=18000(1+1×10100)

18000×1110

A=Rs. 19800

Hence, Govind will have to return Rs. 19800 after one year.

He invests the money he borrowed at 10% compound interest, compounded half-yearly. Hence, the rate will become half and the time period will be double.
P=Rs. 18,000, R=5% and n=2
As per compound interest, amount at the end of one year =P(1+R100)n

=18000(1+5100)2

=18000(2120)2

=18000×441400

=Rs. 19845

Hence, the amount Govind will get after one year of investment is Rs. 19845.

So, amount gained by him in one year Rs. 19845Rs. 19800=Rs. 45.

Hence, Govind gains Rs. 45 in one year.

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