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M borrowed some money for 1 year at certain simple interest. But the interest rate was increased to 2% which amounted to Rs. 120. Find the principal amount?.

ARs.4000

BRs.5000

CRs.6000

DRs.7000

Answer:

C. Rs.6000

Read Explanation:

Given:

An increase in interest rate amounts to Rs 120

 Concept used:

SI=Prt100SI=\frac{Prt}{100}

Calculation:

When the interest increased, an extra Rs 120 was added to the interest.

That is, the 2% increase in interest = Rs 120

120=(P×2×1)100⇒120=\frac{(P\times{2}\times{1})}{100}

P=120002⇒P=\frac{12000}{2}

⇒ P = 6000

The sum is Rs. 6000.

∴ The principal is Rs 6000.


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