A loan of ₹10000 is to be paid back by 4 equal annual installments. If the rate is 10℅ simple interest...
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I am a bit confused regarding this problem. Please can anyone provide me a detailed solution!
arithmetic
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Abhishek Ghosh
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I am a bit confused regarding this problem. Please can anyone provide me a detailed solution!
arithmetic
asked Dec 26 at 9:01
Abhishek Ghosh
16
put on hold as off-topic by Travis, Saad, gammatester, José Carlos Santos, Eevee Trainer Dec 26 at 9:24
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What have you tried?
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:06
I can't understand how to proceed
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:09
Alright, do you know how to calculate the amount extra he will pay using $frac{PRT}{100}$
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:09
Yes I do know that
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:11
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The question doesn't say, but I assume the time between each payment is to be equal as well. Also, it should state over what period the "10% simple interest" is for, although I assume it is to be per year.
– John Omielan
Dec 26 at 9:28
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I am a bit confused regarding this problem. Please can anyone provide me a detailed solution!
arithmetic
asked Dec 26 at 9:01
Abhishek Ghosh
16
I am a bit confused regarding this problem. Please can anyone provide me a detailed solution!
arithmetic
arithmetic
asked Dec 26 at 9:01
Abhishek Ghosh
16
asked Dec 26 at 9:01
Abhishek Ghosh
16
edited Dec 26 at 9:30
asked Dec 26 at 9:01
Abhishek Ghosh
16
asked Dec 26 at 9:01
Abhishek Ghosh
16
asked Dec 26 at 9:01
Abhishek Ghosh
16
16
put on hold as off-topic by Travis, Saad, gammatester, José Carlos Santos, Eevee Trainer Dec 26 at 9:24
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What have you tried?
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:06
I can't understand how to proceed
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:09
Alright, do you know how to calculate the amount extra he will pay using $frac{PRT}{100}$
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:09
Yes I do know that
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:11
1
The question doesn't say, but I assume the time between each payment is to be equal as well. Also, it should state over what period the "10% simple interest" is for, although I assume it is to be per year.
– John Omielan
Dec 26 at 9:28
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1
What have you tried?
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:06
I can't understand how to proceed
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:09
Alright, do you know how to calculate the amount extra he will pay using $frac{PRT}{100}$
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:09
Yes I do know that
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:11
1
The question doesn't say, but I assume the time between each payment is to be equal as well. Also, it should state over what period the "10% simple interest" is for, although I assume it is to be per year.
– John Omielan
Dec 26 at 9:28
1
1
What have you tried?
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:06
What have you tried?
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:06
I can't understand how to proceed
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:09
I can't understand how to proceed
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:09
Alright, do you know how to calculate the amount extra he will pay using $frac{PRT}{100}$
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:09
Alright, do you know how to calculate the amount extra he will pay using $frac{PRT}{100}$
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:09
Yes I do know that
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:11
Yes I do know that
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:11
1
1
The question doesn't say, but I assume the time between each payment is to be equal as well. Also, it should state over what period the "10% simple interest" is for, although I assume it is to be per year.
– John Omielan
Dec 26 at 9:28
The question doesn't say, but I assume the time between each payment is to be equal as well. Also, it should state over what period the "10% simple interest" is for, although I assume it is to be per year.
– John Omielan
Dec 26 at 9:28
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What have you tried?
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:06
I can't understand how to proceed
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:09
Alright, do you know how to calculate the amount extra he will pay using $frac{PRT}{100}$
– Prakhar Nagpal
Dec 26 at 9:09
Yes I do know that
– Abhishek Ghosh
Dec 26 at 9:11
1
The question doesn't say, but I assume the time between each payment is to be equal as well. Also, it should state over what period the "10% simple interest" is for, although I assume it is to be per year.
– John Omielan
Dec 26 at 9:28