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Questions : A sum of Rs.210 was taken as a loan. This is to be paid back in two equal instalments. If the rate of interest be 10% compounded annually, then the value of each instalment is

(a) Rs.225

(b) Rs.127

(c) Rs.210

(d) Rs.121

The correct answers to the above question in:

Answer: (d)

Using Rule 9(i),

Let the value of each instalment be Rs.x

Principal = Present worth of Rs.x due 1 year hence, present worth of Rs. x due 2 years hence

210 = $x/(1 + R/100) + x/(1 + R/100)^2$

210 = $x/(1 + 10/100) + x/(1 + 10/100)^2$

210 = $x/{1 + 1/10} + x/(1 + 1/10)^2$

210 = $x/{11/10} + x/(11/10)^2$

210 = ${10x}/11 + {100x}/121$

210 = ${110x + 100x}/121$

210 × 121 = 210 x

$x = {210 × 121}/210$ = Rs.121

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Question : 1

Mr. Dutta desired to deposit his retirement benefit of Rs. 3 lakhs partly to a post office and partly to a bank at 10% and 6% interests respectively. If his monthly interest income was Rs. 2000, then the difference of his deposits in the post office and in the bank was :

a) Rs.1,00,000

b) Rs.50,000

c) Nil

d) Rs.40,000

Answer: (c)

Using Rule 1,

Let the amount deposited in Post Office be Rs.x lakhs.

Amount deposited in bank = Rs.(3 - x) lakhs

According to the question,

${x × 10 × 1}/{100 × 12} + {(3 - x) × 6 × 1}/{100 × 12}$

= $2000/100000 = 1/50$

10x + 18 - 6x

= $1/50$ × 1200 = 24

4x = 24 - 18 = 6

x = $6/4$ = Rs.$3/2$ lakhs

∴ Required difference = 0

Question : 2

The income of a company increases 20% per year. If the income is Rs. 26,64,000 in the year 2012, then its income in the year 2010 was :

a) Rs.21,20,000

b) Rs.28,55,000

c) Rs.28,20,000

d) Rs.18,50,000

Answer: (d)

Using Rule 1,

Let the income of company in 2010 be Rs.P

According to the question,

A = P$(1 + R/100)^T$

2664000 = P$(1 + 20/100)^2$

2664000 = P$(1 + 1/5)^2$

2664000 = P × $(6/5)^2$

P = ${2664000 × 5 × 5}/{6 × 6}$ = Rs.1850000

Question : 3

A loan of Rs.12,300 at 5% per annum compound interest, is to be repaid in two equal annual instalments at the end of every year. Find the amount of each instalment.

a) Rs.6,156

b) Rs.6,651

c) Rs.6,516

d) Rs.6,615

Answer: (d)

Using Rule 9(i),

Let each instalment be x.

$x/(1 + 5/100) + x/(1 + 5/100)^2 = 12300$

${20x}/21 + (20/21)^2x = 12300$

${20x}/21(1 + 20/21)$ = 12300

${20x}/21 × 41/21 × x = 12300$

$x = {12300 × 21 × 21}/{20 × 41}$ ⇒ x = 6615

Question : 4

Kamal took Rs.6800 as a loan which along with interest is to be repaid in two equal annual instalments. If the rate of interest is 12$1/2$%, compounded annually, then the value of each instalment is

a) Rs.4000

b) Rs.8100

c) Rs.4050

d) Rs.4150

Answer: (c)

Let the annual instalment be x

A = P$(1 + R/T)^T$

$x = P_1(1 + 25/200)$

$x = P_1 × 9/8$

$P_1 = 8/9x$

Similarly, $P_2 = 64/81x$

$P_1 + P_2$ = 6800

$8/9x + 64/81x$ = 6800

${72x + 64x}/81 = 6800$

${136x}/81 = 6800$

$x = {6800 × 81}/136$ = Rs.4050

Using Rule 9(i),

Here, P = Rs.6800, R = $25/2$%, n = 2

Each instalment

= $p/{(100/{100 + r}) + (100/{100 + r})^2$

= $6800/{(100/{100 +{25/2}}) + (100/{100 + {25/2}})^2$

= $6800/{200/225 + (200/225)^2}$

= $6800/{200/225(1 + {200/225})}$

= ${6800 × 225 × 225}/{200 × 425}$ = Rs.4050

Question : 5

A builder borrows Rs.2550 to be paid back with compound interest at the rate of 4% per annum by the end of 2 years in two equal yearly instalments. How much will each instalment be ?

a) Rs.1283

b) Rs.1352

c) Rs.1275

d) Rs.1377

Answer: (b)

A = Rs.2550

R = 4% per annum

n = 2 years

Let each of the two equal instalments be x

Present worth = $\text"Instalment"/(1 + r/100)^n$

$P_1 = x/(1 + 4/100)^1 = x/{1 + 1/25} = x/{26/25}$

or $P_1 = 25/26x$

Similarly,

$P_2 = (25/26)^2x = 625/676x$

$P_1 + P_2$ = A

$25/26x + 625/676x$ = 2550

${(650 + 625)x}/676 = 2550$

$1275/676x = 2550$

x = 2550 $× 676/1275$ ⇒ x = Rs.1352

Using Rule 9,
If a sum 'P' is borrowed at r% annual compound interest which is to be paid in 'n' equal annual installments including interest, then
(i) For n = 2, Each annual installment
= $p/{(100/{100 + r}) + (100/{100 + r})^2$
(ii) For n = 3, Each annual installment
= $p/{(100/{100 + r}) + (100/{100 + r})^2 + (100/{100 + r})^3$

Here, P = Rs.2550, n = 2, r = 4%

Each instalment

= $p/{(100/{100 + r}) + (100/{100 + r})^2$

= $2550/{(100/{100 + 4}) + (100/{100 + 4})^2$

= $2550/{100/104 + (100/104)^2}$

= $2550/{100/104(1 + 100/104)}$

= $2550/{100/104 (204/104)}$

= ${2550 × 104 × 104}/20400 $= Rs.1352

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