Since T.D. is S.I. on Rs. P.W.,
we have Rs. (810 - 750) or Rs. 60 as S.I. on Rs. 750 for 2 years
? Rate = (100 x 60) / (750 x 2) = 4%
R = (100 x T.D.) / (P.W. x T) = (100 x T.D.) / [(A - T.D.) x T]
= (100 x 60) / (1800 x 3) [ since P.W. = A - T.D.]
= 10%
? The rate per cent is 10% per annum
S.P. = (102% of Rs. 600) = Rs. (102/100) x 600 = Rs. 612
? P.W. of Rs. 650.25 due 9 months later is Rs. 612.
? Rs. 38.25 is S.I. on Rs. 612 for 9 months
? Rate = (100 x 38.25) / (612 x 3/4)% = 81/3%
S.I. on Rs. (110 - 10) for a given time = Rs. 10
S.I. on Rs. 100 for double the time = 20
Sum = Rs. (100 + 20) = Rs. 120
T.D. on Rs. 110 = Rs. (20 /120) x 110 = Rs. 18.33
Required rate percent = (100 x 21) / {(161 - 21) x 21/2} = 6%
? 1200/1016 = (100 + R x 5/2) / (100 + R x 7/12)
? 1200 x (100 + R x 7/12) = 1016 x (100 + R x 5/2)
? 3680 x R = 36800
? R = 10%
? Sum due = 1200 + S.I. on Rs. 1200 for 7 months at 10%. = Rs. 1270
P.W. of Rs. 901 due 9 months hence at 8%
= Rs { (100 x 901) / (100 + (8 x 3 / 4))} = Rs. (100 x 901) / 106
= Rs. 850
P.W. of Rs. 8285 due 6 months hence = Rs. { (100 x 8250) / {100 + (25 / 4 x 1 / 2)} } = Rs. 8000
? Rs. 8100 in cash is a better offer.
A has to pay the P.W. of Rs. 220 due 1 year hence, which is
= Rs. [ (100 x 220) / {100 + (10 x 1)} ] = Rs. 200
A, actually pays = Rs. [110 + P.W. of Rs. 110 due 2 years hence]
= Rs. [ 110 + (100 x 110) / {100 + (10 x 2)} ]
= Rs. [110 + 91.66] = Rs. [201.66]
? A loses = Rs. [200 - 201.66] = Rs. 1.66
S.I. on Rs. 240 for a given time = Rs. 20
S.I. on Rs. 240 for half the time = Rs. 10
? Rs. 10 is T.D. on Rs. 250
So, T.D. on Rs. 260 = Rs. (10 / 250) x 260 = Rs. 10.40
P.W. of Rs. 1120 due 2 years hence at 6%
= Rs. [{100 x 1120} / {100 + (6 x 2)}] = Rs. 1000
P.W. of Rs. 1081.50 due 6 months hence at 6%
= Rs. [ {100 x 1081.50} / {100 + (6 x 1/2)} ]
= Rs [ (100 x 1081.50) / 103 ] = Rs. 1050
So, A owes B, Rs. 1000 cash and B owes A Rs. 1050 cash.
? B must pay Rs. 50 to A.
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