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A certain amount grows to ₹6400 in 2 years and ₹7040 in 3 years. Determine the interest rate.

A10%

B9%

C8%

D11%

Answer:

A. 10%

Read Explanation:

Let the principal be (P) and the compound interest rate be (r%) per year.

Given:

  • Amount after 2 years = ₹6400

  • Amount after 3 years = ₹7040

Step 1: Find growth factor for 1 year

70406400=1.1\frac{7040}{6400} = 1.1

So the amount increases by 10% per year.

Step 2: Interest rate

r = 10%

Step 3 (check quickly)

If 2nd year amount is 6400, then:
6400×1.1=70406400 \times 1.1 = 7040

Interestrate=(10% per annum)Interest rate = (\boxed{10\% \text{ per annum}})


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