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Rs. 40,000 was invested for four years, partly in Scheme A at the rate of 12%Simple Interest per annum and partly in Scheme B at the rate of 8% SimpleInterests per annum The interests received from Scheme A is Rs. 14400 morethan the interest received from Scheme B. What was the interest earned fromScheme B? |
Answer» Given:Rs. 40,000 was invested for four years, partly in Scheme A at 12% Simple Interest p.a. and partly in Scheme B at 8% Simple Interests p.a. Interest received from scheme A is Rs. 14400 more than the interest earned from scheme B To find:The interest earned from Scheme B Solution:Let Rs. "X" be the sum of money invested in scheme A so, Rs. "(40,000 - x)" will be the sum of money invested in scheme B. The formula for calculating simple interest is given as, Now, ACCORDING to the question, we can form an equation as, ⇒ ⇒ ⇒ ⇒ ⇒ ⇒ ∴ Sum of money invested in scheme B = 40000 - 34000 = Rs. 6000 ∴ Interest Earned from scheme B = Thus, the interest earned from scheme B was Rs. 1920. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also View:Nishu invested an amount of rs. 13,900 divided in TWO different schemes a and b at the simple interest rate of 14% p.A. And 11% p.A. Respectively. If the total amount of simple interest earned in 2 years be rs. 3508, what was the amount invested in scheme b? An amount of rs.16100 is earned when a certain sum is invested for 3 years in scheme-A offering simple interest @ 5 p.a. How much more interest will be earned if the same sum were invested for 2 years in scheme-B offering simple interest @ 8 p.a. ? A sum of money quadruples itself in 24 years under simple interest scheme the rate of interest in? |
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