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Nitin has ₹1224 with him. He divided it amongst his sons Pravin and Rishi and asked them to invest it at 4% rate of interest compounded annually. It was seen that Pravin and Rishi got same amount after 14 and 15 years respectively. How much (in ₹) did Nitin give to Rishi?

A624

B600

C724

D450

Answer:

B. 600

Read Explanation:

Let Pravin get ₹(P) and Rishi get ₹(R).

P+R=1224P + R = 1224

Both amounts grow at 4% compound interest:

P(1.04)14=R(1.04)15P(1.04)^{14} = R(1.04)^{15}
Divide both sides by ((1.04)^{14}):

P=R×1.04P = R \times 1.04
Substitute into total:

R(1.04)+R=1224R(1.04) + R = 1224
2.04R=12242.04R = 1224
R=12242.04=600R = \frac{1224}{2.04} = 600

Final Answer:

₹600


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