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Neeraj lent Rs 65536 for 2 years at 1212% per annum, compounded annually. How much more could he earn if the interest were compounded half-yearly?

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Let the principal amount be P= Rs. 65536.Annual rate of interest, R = 252% Rate of interest for a half year = 254%Time, n = 2 years = 4 half yearsThen the amount with the compound interest is given by A = P ×1+R100n= Rs. 65536×1+25100×44 = Rs. 65536×400+254004 = Rs. 65536×4254004= Rs. 65536×17164= Rs. 65536×1716×1716×1716×1716 = Rs. 17×17×17×17 = Rs. 83521Now, CI = A - P = Rs. (83521 -65536) = Rs. 17985Therefore, interest earned when compounded half yearly = Rs. 17985Amount when the interest is compounded yearly is given by A= P ×1+R100n=Rs. 65536×1+25100×22= Rs. 65536×200+252002 = Rs. 65536×2252002= Rs. 65536×982= Rs. 65536×98×98=Rs. 82944Therefore, CI = A- P =Rs. (82944-65536)=Rs. 17408 Difference between the interests compounded half yearly and yearly =Rs. (17985-17408)=Rs. 577

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