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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Simple Interest
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How long will it take a certain sum of money to triple itself at 40/3%per annum simple Interest ?
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Solution
Let the principal ( P ) = Rs x
Amount = A = Rs 3x
Simple interest ( I ) = A - P
I = 3x - x
I = 2x
Rate of interest ( R ) = 40/3 %
Let time = T years
PTR/ 100 = I
T = ( 100 I ) / PR
= ( 100 × 2x ) / ( x × 40/3 )
= ( 100 × 2 × 3 ) / 40
= 15
Therefore ,
T = 15 years
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