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Raju deposits Rs. 1000 in the first month. Then every month he increases the monthly deposit by Rs. 60. Calculate his total investment at the end of two years using the concept of progression

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Solution

According to the question,
First deposit = a = 1000

Monthly increment = common difference = d = 60 (It is an A.P. as there is constant increment in the terms)

Time = t = 2 years = 2× 12 = 24 months
As 1 investment was made in each month so there were 24 investments made.
Therefore, n = 24

Sum of series = S = (n/2)[2a + (n-1)d]
S = (24/2)[2×1000 + (24-1)60]
= 12[2000 + 23×60]
= 12×[2000 + 1380]
= 12×3380
= 40,560

Therefore,net investment = Rs. 40,560

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