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Standard VII
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Bank Passbook and Its Components
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In how many years a sum of money will double itself at 10% p.a rate of interest?
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Solution
Let
the
sum
of
money
=
Rs
x
Suppose
in
T
years
it
becomes
double
of
itself
that
is
Rs
2
x
at
10
%
rate
of
interest
.
Now
,
Principal
,
P
=
Rs
x
Rate
of
interest
,
R
=
10
%
per
annum
Amount
,
A
=
Rs
2
x
Time
,
T
=
?
Simple
interest
,
SI
=
P
×
R
×
T
100
⇒
SI
=
x
×
10
×
T
100
⇒
SI
=
Rs
T
x
10
Using
,
Amount
=
Principal
+
Simple
interest
⇒
2
x
=
x
+
T
x
10
⇒
2
x
-
x
=
T
x
10
⇒
x
=
T
x
10
⇒
T
=
10
years
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