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Manoj has ₹1612 with him. He divided it amongst his sons Anand and Anil and asked them to invest it at 8% rate of interest compounded annually. It was seen that Anand and Anil got same amount after 13 and 14 years respectively. How much (in ₹) did Manoj give to Anand?

A875

B775

C687

D837

Answer:

D. 837

Read Explanation:

Let the amounts given to Anand and Anil be (A) and (1612-A) respectively.

Given that both amounts become equal after compound interest at (8%) p.a.:

A(1.08)13=(1612−A)(1.08)14A(1.08)^{13}=(1612-A)(1.08)^{14}

Divide both sides by ((1.08)13)((1.08)^{13}):

A=(1612-A)(1.08)
A=1740.96-1.08A
2.08A=1740.96

A=1740.962.08A=\frac{1740.96}{2.08}

A=837
Therefore, Manoj gave Anand:

=₹837


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