On a sum of money, the simple interest for $2$ $years$ is ₹ $660$, while the compound interest is ₹ $696.30$, the rate of interest being the same in both the cases. The rate of interest (In $\%$) is
$10$
$10.5$
$12$
$11$
The difference between the simple interest on a certain sum at the rate of $10 \%$ per annum for $2$ years and compound interest which is compounded every $6$ months is ₹ $124.05$ . What is the principal (In ₹) ?
Monica deposited a total of $Rs. 10500$ with a bank in two different deposit schemes at $10 \%$ $p.a.$, interest being compounded annually. As per the schemes, she gets the same amount after $2 \,years$ on the first deposit as she gets after $3 \,years$ on the second deposit. How much money (In $Rs.$) did she deposit for $3 \,years$?
The difference between the compound interest and simple interest on a certain sum at $5 \%$ for $2$ years is ₹ $1.50$. The sum is (In ₹)
A sum of ₹ $15000$ deposited at compound interest becomes double after $5$ $years.$ After $20$ $years$, it will become (In ₹)
A sum of $Rs. 8448$ is to be divided between $X$ and $Y$ who are respectively $18$ and $19 \,yr$ old, in such a way that if their shares be invested at $6.25 \%$ per annum at compound interest, they will receive equal amounts on attaining the age of $21 \,yr$. The present share of $X$ is (In $Rs.$)