A man borrows money at $3 \%$ per annum interest payable yearly and lend it immediately at $5 \%$ interest (compound) payable half-yearly and thereby gains ₹ $330$ at the end of the year. The sum borrowed (In ₹) is
$17000$
$16500$
$15000$
$16000$
The $S.I.$ is $Rs. 7200$ on $12$ $p.c.p.a.$ for $6$ years on a sum. What is $C.I.$ (In $Rs.$) on $5$ $p.c.p.a$ for $2$ years?
The difference between compound and simple interest at a certain rate on $Rs. 2000$ at the end of two years is Rs. $12.8 .$ The rate of interest (In $\%$) per annum is
If the compound interest on a certain sum for $2$ $years$ at $3 \%$ per annum is $Rs. 101.50$ , then the simple interest (In $Rs.$) on the same sum at the same rate and for the same time will be
Divide $Rs. 2602$ between $X$ and $Y$, so that the amount of $X$ after $7 \,yr$ is equal to the amount of $Y$ after $9 \,yr$, the interest being compounded at $4 \%$ pa.
$A$ deposited $Rs. 6000$ in a bank at $5 \%$ per annum simple interest. $B$ deposited $Rs. 5000$ at $8 \%$ $p.a.$ compound interest. After $2$ years, the difference between their interests (In $Rs.$) will be