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The compound interest on a sum of money for 2 years is Rs 832 and the simple interest on the same sum for the same period is Rs 800. The difference between the compound interest and the simple interest for 3 years will be?

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Let P be the sumthen C.I = A - P = P 1 + R100n - P C.I = P 1 + R100n - 1 832 = P 1 + R1002 - 1 as C.I = Rs 832 & time = 2 years 832 = P 1 + R210000 + R50 - 1832 = P R210000 + R50 832 = PR R10000 + 150 ..............1Now, S.I = P × R × T100 800 = P × R × 2100 as S.I = Rs 800 & time = 2 years 800 = PR50 PR = 40000 .................2

Putting the value of PR in (1), we get,
832 = 40000 R10000 + 150 832 = 4R + 800 4R = 832 - 800 = 32 R = 324 = 8%Putting the value of R in 2, we get,P × 8 = 40000 P = 400008 = 5000Hence, P = Rs 5000 & R = 8%To find the difference between C.I & S.I for three years. C.I = A - P C.I = P 1 + R100n - P C.I = P 1 + R100n - 1 C.I = 5000 1 + 81003 - 1 as n = 3 years C.I = 5000 1081003 - 1 C.I = 5000 27253 - 1 C.I = 5000 1968315625 - 1 C.I = 5000 19683 - 1562515625 C.I = 5000 × 405815625 = 8 × 405825 = 3246425 = Rs 1298.56S.I = P × R × T100 = 5000 × 8 × 3100 = Rs 1200

Hence, difference between C.I & S.I = Rs 1298.56 - Rs 1200 = Rs 98.56

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