Asked by Rabinprakash Dahal
a sum of money is invested for 3 years at a certain rate of interest. had the rate of interest been 1% more, it would have fetched rs 18 more than before. find the sum invested?
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amount invested --- p
first rate of interest --- r
second rate of interest r + .01
interest at first rate = rp
interest at 2nd rate = p(r+.01)
p(r+.01) - rp = 18
rp + .01p - rp = 18
.01p = 18
p = 18/.01 = 1800
first rate of interest --- r
second rate of interest r + .01
interest at first rate = rp
interest at 2nd rate = p(r+.01)
p(r+.01) - rp = 18
rp + .01p - rp = 18
.01p = 18
p = 18/.01 = 1800
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