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A sum of Rs 15,600 is invested partly at 7% per annum and the remaining at 9% per annum simple interest. If the total interest at the
end of 3 years is Rs 3,738. how much money was invested at 7% per annum?
Rs 7,800
Rs 7,900
Rs 7,600
Rs 7,700
Let's break it down:
- Rs 15,600 is split into two parts: one at 7%, one at 9%, both for 3 years.
- Total interest after 3 years is Rs 3,738.
Let the amount at 7% = x
So, amount at 9% = 15,600 – x
Interest for each part:
- At 7%: x × 7 × 3 / 100 = 0.21x
- At 9%: (15,600 – x) × 9 × 3 / 100 = 0.27(15,600 – x)
The total interest: 0.21x + 0.27(15,600 – x) = 3,738
0.21x + 4,212 – 0.27x = 3,738
0.21x – 0.27x = 3,738 – 4,212
–0.06x = –474
x = 7,900
Option 2: Rs 7,900 is correct—this is the amount invested at 7% per annum.
- Option 1 (Rs 7,800), Option 3 (Rs 7,600), Option 4 (Rs 7,700) aren’t correct—they don’t satisfy the interest equation.
- What this really means is, you split your principal so the interest totals work out, and Rs 7,900 is the right way to go.
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