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Simple Interest Questions for SBI PO Pre, IBPS PO Pre, SBI Clerk
Mains and IBPS Clerk Mains Exams.
Direction: Read the following questions carefully and choose the right answer.

1. From a bank, Ram and Shyam together took a certain amount under simple interest
and they lent the total amount to Mohan at 2% more simple interest. At the end of 4
years, the total money earned by Ram after paying the interest to the bank was Rs.
400 more than that of Shyam. From the bank, the total amount taken by Ram was
how much more than that of Shyam?
A. Rs. 10000 B. Rs. 20000 C. Rs. 5000 D. Rs. 25000 E. Can't be determined

2. Aman and Raghav are two friends. Aman started a business with an investment of Rs
7200, while Raghav puts 60% of his salary at 40% p.a simple interest for 6 months;
Raghav takes the amount received after 6 months and joins Aman in the business. If
Aman receives a profit of Rs. 2000 out of a total profit of Rs. 2900 at the end of 1 year,
what was the original salary of Raghav?
A. Rs. 18000 B. Rs. 9400 C. Rs. 9000 D. Rs. 15000 E. None of these

3. Deepika deposited Rs. 1000 in a fund in 2019 which provides simple interest. The
interest rate on the fund increases by 3% every year. If the interest rate at the time of
amount deposit was 10%, find the interest earned by her after 9 years.
A. Rs. 1880 B. Rs. 1890 C. Rs. 2980 D. Rs. 1790 E. Rs. 1980

4. Rayan invested a total of Rs.49000 in two different schemes A and B. The scheme A
which offers interest at a rate of 5% per annum and scheme B offers interest at a rate
of 12%. If the total interest earned by Rayan after 1 year is Rs.4900 then find the sum
invested in scheme B.
A. Rs. 34000 B. Rs. 19000 C. Rs. 35000 D. Rs. 14000 E. Rs. 30000

5. Dhanush invested Rs. 800 in a scheme which is offering 53/4% per annum simple
interest. After 2 years he withdrew the money from the scheme and invested the total
amount in another scheme which gives an interest rate of R% per annum simple
interest. After 3 more years, he received a total of Rs. 1214.40 then what is the
difference between the rates of interest?
A. B. C. D. E. None of these
6. Arjun distributed 65% of the money he had between A and B in the ratio 6 : 7
respectively. B and A deposited the amount received in a scheme offering 8% and 7%
simple interest respectively for five years. Find the amount left with Arjun if the
difference in the interests earned by A and B after five years is Rs. 1890.
A. Rs. 17800 B. Rs. 18300 C. Rs. 18900 D. Rs. 19500 E. None of these

7. After four years, the simple interest obtained on Rs. 8250 at the rate of (x + 4)% is Rs.
1320 more than the simple interest obtained at the rate of 8% per annum. Find the
value of ‘x’.
A. 12% B. 10% C. 8% D. 15% E. None of these

8. Ram borrowed Rs. x from Shyam at the rate of 13% simple interest and Rs. 2x from
Mohan at the rate of 26 % simple interest he then added Rs. 82500 with the total
amount he borrowed from Shyam and Mohan together and lend it to Sohan at the
rate of 10% simple interest. The total profit, he received at the end of one year in this
process was Rs. 1725. Find the value of x?
A. 18642.85 B. 19642.85 C. 16625.52 D. 17462.85 E. None of these

9. Akash borrowed Rs 12000 from a bank at the rate of 18% per annum for 8 years. After
certain period of time government introduced a scheme which reduced the interest
rate by 15%. At the end of 8 years Akash paid Rs 18000 in total then after how much
time (in years) government introduced the scheme? (Simple interest is to be
considered while solving the problem)
A. 6 B. 1 C. 1 D. 15 E. 7

10. A sum of Rs. 12,000 invested at 8% simple interest becomes Rs. 15840 in x years and
another sum of Rs. 15,000 invested at 12% simple interest becomes Rs. 18,600 in y
years. Find the value of x + y.
A. 6 B. 7 C. 5 D. 8 E. 10

11. The salary of a man is Rs. 60000, from which he deposits x% amount at 13% simple
interest. If the accumulated amount for the sum deposited after 3 years was Rs.
29190, then find the value of ‘x’.
A. 40 B. 35 C. 45 D. 50 E. None of these

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12. Arnab deposited Rs. 14500 in SBI mutual fund which offers simple interest at the rate of
9%. The simple interest obtained from SBI is deposited in Birla Sun Life mutual fund at the
rate of 12% simple interest. If the time period for depositing in SBI and Birla were 2 years
and 5 years respectively, then find the total simple interest earned by Arnab.
A. Rs. 5248 B. Rs. 3856 C. Rs. 4176 D. Rs. 4462 E. None of these

13. The rate of interest for the first 2 years is 3% per annum, for the next 3 years is 8% per
annum, and for the period beyond 5 years is 10% per annum. If the man withdraws total
amount of Rs. 5320 after 6 years, find the sum he deposited?
A. Rs. 3800 B. Rs. 4320 C. Rs. 2380 D. Rs. 3380 E. None of these

14. Andy lends a sum of money at R% simple interest for R years such that sum received
by him is 9/16 times more of what he lends. Find the value of R.
A. 5.5 B. 6.5 C. 7 D. 7.5 E. None of these

15. Sanjay borrowed certain amount of money at simple interest at the rate of 5% p.a. for the
first three years, 10% p.a. for the next five years and 12% p.a. for the period beyond 8
years. If the total interest paid by him at the end of 12 years is Rs. 6780, how much
money did he borrow?
A. Rs. 6000 B. Rs. 5000 C. Rs. 4500 D. Rs. 5500 E. Rs. 3840

16. A certain sum 10M Invested at simple Interest becomes 130M in 30 years. If the same
amount invested with same rate of Interest but at Compound Interest, it will become ___
after two years?
A. 14.4 M B. 19.6 M C. 23.2 M D. 16.9 M E. None of these

17. When a person invests some money under simple interest then at the end of some
years the amount become 9 times of the principal amd the numerical value of the rate
of interest per annum is double of the time. At the end of 15 years, the amount will
become how many times of the principal at the same rate of interest?
A. 6 times B. 8 times C. 9 times D. 7 times E. None of these

18. A person invests Rs. x under simple interest in bank 1 for 4 years at the rate of 10% per
annum. He invests Rs. x + 500 under simple interest in bank 2 for 5 years at the rate of
7.5% per annum. If the simple interest received from the bank 1 is Rs. 75 less than that of
the bank 2, what is the sum of the simple interest received from both the banks
together?
A. Rs. 4500 B. Rs. 4250 C. Rs. 3675 D. Rs. 3775 E. None of these
19. A person invested Rs. x under simple interest for 10 years at 10% per annum. If he had
invested Rs. 2x under simple interest for 15 years at the rate of interest 20% per annum
then he would have received Rs. 2500 more simple interest. Find the value of X?
A. Rs. 2500 B. Rs. 500 C. Rs. 3250 D. Rs. 3750 E. None of these

20. Amount of Rs. 2 lacs was invested at a simple Interest of 5%. After five years, the
interest earned in first five years is added to the principal, and from sixth year, simple
Interest is calculated on new Principal amount. After how many years it will become
3,50,000 ? (Interest rate remains same for all years)
A. 5 years B. 7 years C. 8 years D. 10 years E. 12 years

21. Rahim sells a car at Rs. 100,000 to his friend Raman. Raman invests Rs. 20,000 on its
servicing. Meanwhile, Rahim invests the money obtained from selling the car in a bank
at 5% simple interest for 5 years. After 5 years, Rahim withdraws all his money along
with the interest from the bank and asks Raman to sell back the car to him. Raman
agrees to sell but with some additional price. If Rahim had to give all the money he got
from the bank, what percent extra money Raman charged him with respect to
Raman’s investment in servicing?
A. 35% B. 25% C. 15% D. 5% E. None of these

22. A man spends 20% of his monthly income on rent. Out of the remaining monthly
income, he spends 25% on food, Rs. ‘a’ on transportation and the remaining money is
deposited in the savings account which is 48% of the total monthly salary. If the
amount is deposited for 5 years in the savings account he gets a simple interest of Rs.
8294.4 at the rate of 7.2% per annum, then find the value of ‘a’.
A. Rs. 6240 B. Rs. 7280 C. Rs. 5760 D. Rs. 6860 E. None of these

23. A person lent some amount to his friend at 20% simple interest. After two years, Rs.
5000 was paid and the rest amount was repaid at 25% per annum. If 3rd year's
interest is 6/11 of first two years’ interest. Find the amount of money that was lent
out initially? (Given that returned amount is reduced from the Principal)
A. Rs. 38000.36 B. Rs. 38285.63 C. Rs. 39000.17 D. Rs. 39285.71 E. None of these

24. Income of Ram is Rs. X per month. He invests 50% of the yearly income in a bank at
the beginning of successive 4 years and the bank pays simple interest of 20% per
annum, then the amount at his credit at the end of 4th year will be:
A. Rs. 30X B. Rs. 33X C. Rs. 36X D. Rs. 44X E. None of these
25. A sum of money becomes 5 times of itself in 20 years. If the rate of interest is doubled
and time is tripled then the simple interest received on the same sum of money will be
how many times of the sum of money?
A. 12 times B. 6 times C. 24 times D. 18 times E. 15 times

26. A sum of money becomes 2 times of itself in 10 years at simple interest. A person
invests Rs. 5000 at the same rate of interest per annum under simple interest and the
same amount at the same rate of interest per annum under compound interest
compounded annually. Find the sum of the simple interest and compound interest
received on the sum only in the second year?
A. Rs. 1050 B. Rs. 1000 C. Rs. 1025 D. Rs. 1075 E. None of these

27. The simple interest received on a sum of money at 10% per annum in some years is
half of the sum. If the rate of simple interest is 3% more then the simple interest
received on the same sum for the same period is Rs. 450 more. Find the sum of
money?
A. Rs. 2400 B. Rs. 2500 C. Rs. 2750 D. Rs. 3000 E. None of these

28. Ajay invests some amount of money at a certain rate of simple interest per annum and
gets Rs. 3120 as interest after 1 year. If the rate would have been 4% more per annum he
would have earned Rs. 3120 more in 18months. What was the amount invested by Ajay?
A. Rs. 26000 B. Rs. 24000 C. Rs. 30000 D. Rs. 32000 E. None of these

29. Ashok has Rs 1,60,000 with him. He lends some money at 7% p.a. and rest of the
money at 12% p.a. simple interest. He receives a total of Rs 14400 at the end of 1 year.
What is the amount lent at 12% per annum?
A. Rs. 56000 B. Rs. 64000 C. Rs. 72000 D. Rs. 96000 E. None of these

30. Simple interest on a sum of Rs.50000 at the rate of 15% per annum after two years
will be what percent of compound interest on that sum at the same rate of interest for
the same time period.
A. 87.4% B. 89.6% C. 91.4% D. 93.02% E. None of these

31. Rajat lends Rs. 20,000 to two of his friends. He gives Rs.10,000 to the first at 15% p.a.
simple interest. Rajat wants to make a profit of 20% on the whole. The simple interest
rate at which he should lend the remaining sum of money to the second friend is
A. 12% B. 16% C. 20% D. 25% E. None of these
32. Ankit invests Rs.15000 as fixed deposit in a bank at the rate of 12% per annum simple
interest. But due to some pressing needs, he has to withdraw the entire money after 5
years for which the bank allowed him a lower rate of interest. If he gets Rs. 6420 less
than, what he would have got at the end of 8 years, then rate of interest allowed by
the bank is:
A. 4.68% B. 10.64% C. 8.64% D. 6.84% E. None of these

33. A sum invested at 10% simple interest per annum grows to Rs. 900 in 5 years. The
same amount at 15% simple interest per annum in 2.5 years will grow to?
A. 830 B. 835 C. 825 D. 820 E. None of these

34. A manager of a company invested a total amount of Rs. 35900 in two different policies
for his 2 employees having experience of 5 years and 7 years respectively. He invested
the amount in such a way that each employee will get the equal amount when each of
them will have 12 years of experience. If the policies offer 12% rate of simple interest
to less experienced employee and 15% rate of simple interest to the employee having
more experience. How much did the employee with less experience get when he will
have 12 years of experience?
A. Rs. 32200 B. Rs. 21200 C. Rs. 14200 D. Rs. 17950 E. None of these

35. The rate of interest on a sum of money is 4% per annum for the first 2 years, 6% per
annum for the next 4 years and 8% per annum for the period beyond 6 years. If the
simple interest accrued on the sum for a total period of 9 years is Rs. 1680, what is the
sum?
A. Rs. 3000 B. Rs. 5000 C. Rs. 4700 D. Rs. 5500 E. None of these

36. Simple interest on a certain amount is 16/25 of the principal, provided that rate of
interest and time period in years are same. What will be the simple interest after
twelve years if the principal is Rs. 25000 and the rate is same?
A. Rs. 12000 B. Rs. 24000 C. Rs. 22000 D. Rs. 26000 E. None of these

37. The interest earned when Rs. P is invested for Six years in a scheme offering 13% pa
simple interest is more than the interest earned when the same sum (Rs.P) is invested
for Three years in another scheme offering 10% pa simple interest, by Rs. 3168. What
is the value of P?
A. 5500 B. 6600 C. 4400 D. 3300 E. none of these
38. Shivay buys a web cam for his personal computer costs Rs. 16000. He pays 175/4% at
once and the rest amount 15 months later, on which he is charged simple interest at
the rate of 16% per annum. If Shivay pays whole money at once, then by what
approximate per cent he would have to pay less amount from the amount he is paying
with the interest?
A. Rs.56000 B. Rs. 64000 C. Rs. 72000 D. Rs. 96000 E. None of these

39. Ashok has Rs 1, 60,000 with him. He lends some money at 7% p.a. and rest of the
money at 12% p.a. simple interest. He receives a total of Rs 14400 at the end of 1
year. What is the amount lent at 12% per annum?
A. 600 m B. 720 m C. 680 m D. 650 m E. None of these

40. Ajay invests some amount of money at a certain rate of simple interest per annum
and gets Rs. 3120 as interest after 1 year. If the rate would have been 4% more per
annum he would have earned Rs. 3120 more in 18months. What was the amount
invested by Ajay?
A. Rs. 26000 B. Rs. 24000 C. Rs. 30000 D. Rs. 32000 E. None of these

41. Find the simple interest on Rs. 45,000 for the period from 4th June 2018 to 31st
December 2018 at 13% per annum?
A. Rs. 3266.75 B. Rs. 3165.75 C. Rs. 3375.75 D. Rs. 3385.75 E. Rs. 3365.75

42. A sum of money becomes 7/5 times of itself in 2 years under simple interest. If the
same sum of money was invested under compound interest at the same rate of
interest and for two years then amount would have been how many times of the
sum?
A. 1.32 times B. 1.44 times C. 1.5 times D. 1.47 times E. None of these

43. Ram takes Rs. 5000 from Mohan for 3 years under simple interest at the rate of 10%
per annum calculated half-yearly. What amount will be paid by Ram to Mohan after
the end of 3 years?
A. Rs. 9000 B. Rs. 3000 C. Rs. 6500 D. Rs. 7500 E. None of these

44. A borrowed a sum of money from B for some time at simple interest. The rate of
interest is equal to the number of years. If the simple interest on the sum is 1/4 of the
sum, then find the rate of interest?
A. 4% B. 5% C. 6% D. 7% E. None of these
45. Manish lends x% of his monthly salary which is Rs. 60000 at 20% simple interest to his
colleague Harish. If the amount accumulated after 4 years was Rs. 32400, then find the
value of x.
A. 20 B. 30 C. 15 D. 25 E. 35

46. Tony borrowed a sum of Rs. 15,000 at 12% per annum from a money-lender on 21st
January, 2018 and return the amount on 28th August, 2018 to clear his debt. Then find
the amount paid by Tony to the money-lender to clear his debt.
A. Rs. 16080 B. Rs. 9000 C. Rs. 12000 D. Rs. 10000 E. None of these

47. Find the interest earned after three years, if a person invests Rs. 293 at simple interest
at the rate of 21% per annum.
A. Rs.148.60 B. Rs.184.59 C. Rs.242.37 D. Rs.221.93 E. None of these

48. A sum of money becomes five times of itself in 5 years at a certain rate of interest.
Find the rate of interest?
A. 60% B. 70% C. 90% D. 80% E. None of these

49. A sum of money under compound interest compounded annually become Rs. 360 at
the end of second year and Rs. 432 at the end of third year. At the same rate of
interest on the same sum of money, what would be the difference between the simple
interest earned at the end of 5 years and thae simple interest earned at the end of 9
years?
A. Rs. 240 B. Rs. 200 C. Rs. 150 D. Rs. 300 E. None of these

50. The simple interest received on a sum of money at the end of 10 years is two times of
the principal. At the same rate of interest, what would be the ratio of principal and
compound interest received at the end of two years?
A. 20 : 11 B. 20 : 9 C. 25 : 11 D. 25 : 9 E. None of these

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1. एक क , औ क तहत एक त औ ह क
ह क 2% क प 4 क त , क क त
क क त क 400 क ह क , ई क
क त कत क ?

A. Rs. 10000 B. Rs. 20000 C. Rs. 5000 D. Rs. 25000


E. त ह क कत

2. औ त ह 7200 प क क एक क ,
क 6 ह क ए प त क 60% 40% त क प त ;
6 ह क त ह औ क ह त ह
क 1 क त क 2900 2000 क त हत ह क त
?

A. Rs. 18000 B. Rs. 9400 C. Rs. 9000 D. Rs. 15000 E. कई ह

3. 2019 पक एक 1000 कए क त ह ह
प 3% त ह क 10% , त 9 क
त त क

A. Rs. 1880 B. Rs. 1890 C. Rs. 2980 D. Rs. 1790 E. Rs. 1980

4. - A औ B क 49000 क क A
5% त क त ह औ B 12% क त ह
1 क त क 4,900 ह त B त त क

A. Rs. 34000 B. Rs. 19000 C. Rs. 35000 D. Rs. 14000 E. Rs. 30000

5. 800 प क क 53/4% त क ह ह 2 क
ह प औ क क एक क , R% त
क त ह क3 क , ह क 1214.40 प त कए,
त ह?

A. B. C. D. E. कई ह
6. कप क हऔ ह क 65% A औ B क 6: 7 क पत त ह Bऔ
A त क प क ए 8% औ 7% क क
कए कप हई क पत ए प Aऔ B त त 1890

A. Rs. 17800 B. Rs. 18300 C. Rs. 18900 D. Rs. 19500 कई ह

7. क , 8250 प प (x + 4)% क 8% त क
1320 प क ह 'x' क तक

A. 12% B. 10% C. 8% D. 15% कई ह

8. 13% क प x प औ ह 26% क प 2x प
ए, औ ह क क 82500 प औ 10% क
प ह क ए एक क त हक 1725 प ह xक
तक ?

A. 18642.85 B. 19642.85 C. 16625.52 D. 17462.85 E. कई ह

9. क 8 क ए 18% त क एक क 12000 प ए क क क
क एक क 15% क क ई 8 क त क क क
18000 प क त क औ कत ( ) क क प क ?(
क ह क त प क ह)

A. 6 B. 1 C. 1 D. 15 E. 7

10. 12,000 प क 8% प x 15840 प ह त ह औ 15,000


प क 12% प y 18600 प ह त ह X + y क त
क ए

A. 6 B. 7 C. 5 D. 8 E. 10

11. एक क क त 60000 पए ह, ह x% क 13% प


क त ह 3 क क ई 29190 प ह त ह, त ’x’ क त
क ए

A. 40 B. 35 C. 45 D. 50 E. कई ह
12. ए ई 14500 प कए 9% क त
ह ए ई त क ह 12% क प
क त ह ए ई औ क क 2
औ 5 , त त क क पत ए

A. Rs. 5248 B. Rs. 3856 C. Rs. 4176 D. Rs. 4462 E. कई ह

13. पह 2 क ए क 3% त ह, 3 क ए 8% त ह, औ 5
क क क ए 10% त ह 6 क 5320 प क
क क त ह, त क क ई क पत ए?

A. Rs. 3800 B. Rs. 4320 C. Rs. 2380 D. Rs. 3380 E. कई ह

14. ए R क ए R% प एक क त ह क क त
क ई 9/16 क ह R क त क ए

A. 5.5 B. 6.5 C. 7 D. 7.5 E. कई ह

15. पह त क ए 5% त , प क ए 10% त औ 8
क क ए 12% त क प क 12
क त क क 6780 ह, त कत ?

A. Rs. 6000 B. Rs. 5000 C. Rs. 4500 D. Rs. 5500 E. Rs. 3840

16. प क ई एक त 10M 30 130M ह त ह


त क त ह, क प , ह क
___ ह ए ?

A. 14.4 M B. 19.6 M C. 23.2 M D. 16.9 M E. कई ह

17. कई त क प क त ह त क क त
क 9 ह त ह, क क क ह 15 क
त , प कत ह ए ?

A. 6 B. 8 C. 9 D. 7 E. कई ह

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18. एक त 10% क 4 क ए क 1 प x प क त ह
7.5% क 5 क ए क 2 प x + 500 क क
1 त क 2 क त 75 क ह, क त क
ह?

A. Rs. 4500 B. Rs. 4250 C. Rs. 3675 D. Rs. 3775 E. कई ह

19. एक त x 10 क ए 10% प क त ह
2x 20 क ए 20% प क त ह त 2500 क
त हत ह x क त क ?

A. Rs. 2500 B. Rs. 500 C. Rs. 3250 D. Rs. 3750 E. कई ह

20. 5% क प 2 प क क क प क पह प
त क त हऔ क ई प क त
ह कत क ह 3,50,000 ह ए ?( क ए ह)

A. 5 B. 7 C. 8 D. 10 E. 12

21. ह प त क 1,00,000 प एक क त ह क प 20,000 प क


क त ह , ह क क त क 5 क ए 5% क प
क त ह 5 , ह क क प प प एऔ क प
क ए कह क ए ह तह क क त तक तक ह क क
प प त ह, त क कत त त त त
प ?

A. 35% B. 25% C. 15% D. 5% E. कई ह

22. एक प क क 20% क ए प क त ह क , ह 25% प


क त ह, 'a' प प ह प औ त त क त ह क क त क
48% ह त त 5 क ए क त ह, त 7.2% क 8294.4 प क
त ह, त ‘a’ क तक ए

A. Rs. 6240 B. Rs. 7280 C. Rs. 5760 D. Rs. 6860 E. कई ह

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23. एक त प त क 20% क क क , क
5000 ए ए औ क 25% त क क ई त क
पह क क 6/11 ह क पत ए ई ? (
ई क ह ई ह)

A. Rs. 38000.36 B. Rs. 38285.63 C. Rs. 39000.17 D. Rs. 39285.71 E. कई ह

24. क त X . त ह ह| ह 4 त क ह प क क 50%
एक क क त ह औ क 20% क क त ह, त क प
क त ह ?

A. 30X . B. 33X . C. 36X . D. 44X . E. कई ह

25. एक 20 क 5 त ह क ह त हऔ त ह
त हत प तह कत ह ?

A. 12 B. 6 C. 24 D. 18 E. 15

26. प एक 10 क ह त ह एक त क
प 5000 प क क त हऔ क प क क त
ह क प त औ क तक ?

A. Rs. 1050 B. Rs. 1000 C. Rs. 1025 D. Rs. 1075 E. कई ह

27. क 10% त क क ह क 3%
कहत क ए प त 450 प कह तक ?

A. Rs. 2400 B. Rs. 2500 C. Rs. 2750 D. Rs. 3000 E. कई ह

28. त क एक त प क क क त ह औ 1 क
क प 3120 त ह त 4% क हत त 18 ह
3120 क त क ई ?

A. Rs. 26000 B. Rs. 24000 C. Rs. 30000 D. Rs. 32000 E. कई ह

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29. क क प 1,60,000 ह ह क प 7% त औ क प 12% त क
प त ह ह 1 क त क 14400 प त ह 12% त क
ई ह?

A. Rs. 56000 B. Rs. 64000 C. Rs. 72000 D. Rs. 96000 E. कई ह

30. क 15% त क 50000 प क प त , प


त ह त क कत त तह

A. 87.4% B. 89.6% C. 91.4% D. 93.02% E. कई ह

31. त प त क 20,000 प त ह ह पह क 15% त क प


10,000 प त ह त प प 20% क क हत ह तक कत प
क हए

A. 12% B. 16% C. 20% D. 25% E. कई ह

32. कत एक क प क प 12% त क 15000 प क क त


ह क क त क ह 5 प प प प , क ए क
क क क त 8 क त क त 6420 प क त ह, त
क ह:

A. 4.68% B. 10.64% C. 8.64% D. 6.84% E. कई ह

33. एक 10% त 5 900 प ह त ह 2.5 15% त


प कत ?

A. 830 B. 835 C. 825 D. 820 E. कई ह

34. एक कप क एक क 5 औ 7 क 2क क ए -
प क 35900 प क क ह त ह क क क कक क
ककप 12 क ह प क क
क 12% क औ क क क 15% क क त ह
क क क कत कप 12 क ह ?

A. Rs. 32200 B. Rs. 21200 C. Rs. 14200 D. Rs. 17950 E. कई ह


35. पह 2 क ए प क 4% त ह, 4 क ए 6% त औ 6 कक
क ए 8% त ह 9 क क क ए 1680 प ह, त ह?

A. Rs. 3000 B. Rs. 5000 C. Rs. 4700 D. Rs. 5500 E. कई ह

36. एक त प क 16/25 ह, त क औ
ह 25000 हऔ ह त 12 ह ?

A. Rs. 12000 B. Rs. 24000 C. Rs. 22000 D. Rs. 26000 E. कई ह

37. क P क 13% त क ह क ए क प त क
(P ) क 10% त क त क ए क प त
3168 प कह Pक ह?

A. 5500 B. 6600 C. 4400 D. 3300 E. कई ह

38. प क क ए एक क त ह क त 16000 प ह ह एक
175/4% क त क त हऔ क क क त 15 ह क त ह प 16% त
क त ह एक प प क त क त ह, त ह क
कत त त तक क क त क ?

A. Rs.56000 B. Rs. 64000 C. Rs. 72000 D. Rs. 96000 E. कई ह

39. क 1260 क क 420 ह एक प क


ए त ह ह क क क त ह औ क ऊप क त
ह एक क त ह औ त ह त क 50 क त
क क हत ह त क त प क त क त त
25% क औ ऊप त 200/7% क ह त ह, त क क ई
?

A. 600 B. 720 C. 680 D. 650 E. कई ह

40. त क एक त प क क क त ह औ 1 क
क प 3120 त ह त 4% क हत त 18 ह
3120 क त क ई ?

A. Rs. 26000 B. Rs. 24000 C. Rs. 30000 D. Rs. 32000 E. कई ह


41. 4 2018 31 2018 क क ए 45000 प प 13% त क त
क ?

A. Rs. 3266.75 B. Rs. 3165.75 C. Rs. 3375.75 D. Rs. 3385.75 E. Rs. 3365.75

42. ह 2 प क 7/5 ह त ह क प
प औ क ए क त त कत ह ?

A. 1.32 B. 1.44 C. 1.5 D. 1.47 E. कई ह

43. 10% - क प ह 5000 प त ह 3 क त


ह क कत क क त क ?

A. Rs. 9000 B. Rs. 3000 C. Rs. 6500 D. Rs. 7500 E. कई ह

44. A क क एB प एक क क क ह
प क 1/4 ह, त क तक ?

A. 4% B. 5% C. 6% D. 7% E. कई ह

45. प क त 60000 ह क x% प ह ह क 20% क प


त ह 4 क क ई 32400 ह, त x क त क ए

A. 20 B. 30 C. 15 D. 25 E. 35

46. 21 2018 क हक 15000 12% त क ए औ 28


त 2018 क प क क क ई त प क क क क ए
हक क क पत ए

A. Rs. 16080 B. Rs. 9000 C. Rs. 12000 D. Rs. 10000 E. कई ह

47. त क त त क , कई त 21% त क
प 293 प क क त ह

A. Rs.148.60 B. Rs.184.59 C. Rs.242.37 D. Rs.221.93 E. कई ह

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48. एक त क प 5 प ह त ह त क ?

A. 60% B. 70% C. 90% D. 80% E. कई ह

49. एक त क तहत क त 360 औ त क त 432


त ह प क 5 क त त औ 9
क त त क त ह ?

A. Rs. 240 B. Rs. 200 C. Rs. 150 D. Rs. 300 E. कई ह

50. 10 क त प पत क ह क प ,
क त त औ त क पत ह ?

A. 20 : 11 B. 20 : 9 C. 25 : 11 D. 25 : 9 E. कई ह
CORRECT ANSWERS:

1 C 11 B 21 B 31 D 41 E
2 C 12 C 22 C 32 B 42 B
3 E 13 A 23 D 33 C 43 C
4 C 14 D 24 C 34 A 44 B
5 C 15 A 25 C 35 A 45 B
6 C 16 B 26 A 36 B 46 A
7 C 17 D 27 D 37 B 47 B
8 A 18 C 28 A 38 D 48 D
9 B 19 B 29 B 39 B 49 B
10 A 20 C 30 D 40 A 50 C

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Explanations:

1. Let Ram took Rs. a and Shyam took Rs. b

Let the rate of interest was r% per annum

They lent Rs. (a + b) to Mohan at the rate of (r + 2)% per annum

For Ram,

r+2
The total interest received on Rs. a = a × 4 ×
100

4
The total interest paid by Ram to the bank = a × r ×
100

The total interest earned by Ram after paying the interest to the bank
r+2 4 8a
=a×4× –a×r× = ------ (i)
100 100 100

For Shyam,

r+ 2
The total interest received on Rs. b = b × 4 ×
100

4
The total interest paid by Shyam to the bank = b × r ×
100

The total interest earned by Ram after paying the interest to the bank
r+2 4 8b
=b×4× –b×r× = ------ (ii)
100 100 100

From the question,

8a 8b
– = 400
100 100

a – b = 50 × 100 = Rs. 5000

Hence, option C is correct.

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2. Ratio of profit = 2000 : 900 = 20 : 9

Let amount invested by Raghav be K

Ratio of investment = 12 × 7200 : 6 × K = 14400 : K = 20 : 9

K = Rs 6480

Let original Salary of Raghav = R

60 %( R) at 40% p.a for 6 months

60 40
×R× × 1 = 6480 – 0.6R
100 200

R = Rs. 9000

Hence, option C is correct.

3. Amount deposited = Rs. 1000

Interest earned by him after 9 years

{1000 × (10 + 13 + 16 + 19 +.... upto 9 terms)}


=
100

→ Here we can use the formula of Arithmetic Progression,

n
{2a + (n – 1) d}
2

9
→ 10 × [ {2 × 10 + (9 – 1) × 3} ]
2

→ 45 × 44 = 1980

→ Interest earned = Rs. 1980

Hence, option E is correct.

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4. Let the total investment in scheme B be Rs.x, then
5 12
(49000 – X) × +X× = 4900
100 100

5
X = × 49000 = Rs. 35000
7

Hence, option C is correct.

5. The amount received from first investment


800 + [800 × (53/4) × 2]
= Rs. = Rs. (800 + 212) = 1012
100

This amount is being invested in the second scheme for 3 years and the amount received back is Rs.
1214.40
(1012 × R × 3)
∴ 1214.40 = 1012 +
100

⇒ 30.36R = 202.4
20
⇒R= %
3

53 20 79
∴ The reqd. difference = – =
4 3 12

Hence, option C is correct.

6. Let the amount of money Arjun had initially = Rs. x


Amount distributed between A and B = Rs. 0.65x
6
Amount received by A = 0.65x × = Rs.0.3 x
13

7
Amount received by B = 0.65x × = Rs.0.35 x
13

Interest earned by B = 0.35x × 0.08 × 5 = Rs.0.14 x


Interest earned by A = 0.3x × 0.07 × 5 = Rs.0.105 x

According to the question,


0.14x – 0.105x = 1890
0.035x = 1890
x = 54000
So, the amount left with Arjun = 0.35 × 54000 = Rs. 18900
Hence, option C is correct.
7. According to the question,

8250 × (x + 4) % × 4 – 8250 × 8% × 4 = 1320

330 (x + 4) – 2640 = 1320

330 (x + 4) = 3960

x + 4 = 12 ; x = 8

So, the value of x = 8%

Hence, option C is correct.

8. Total money borrowed by Ram from Shyam = Rs. x = let x be 100a

The total interest paid by him to Shyam = 13% of 100a = 13a

Total money borrowed by ram from Mohan = 2x = So it becomes 200a

The total interest paid by him to Mohan = 26% of 200a = 52a

Total money he borrowed, = Rs.(100a + 200a) = Rs. 300a

Total interest he paid = Rs. (13a + 52a) = Rs. 65a

According to question,

He then added Rsd. 82500 with the total amount he borrowed from Shyam and Mohan together and
lend to Sohan at the rate of 10% simple interest

(300a + 82500) at 10% SI for 1 year

The total interest he will receive in this process = Rs. (30a + 8250)

According to question,

The total profit he received was Rs. 1725

So, [(30a + 8250) – 65a] = 1725

6525 = 35a, a = 186.4285

So, x = 100a = 100 × 186.4285 = 18642.85

Hence, option A is correct.


9. Let the years after which government introduced the scheme be x.

Initial interest rate = 18%

New interest rate after the scheme = (18 – 15)% = 3%

So,

[18 × x + 3 × (8 – x)]
6000 = 12000
100

(18x + 24 – 3x)
6000 = 12000
100

6000 = 1800x + 2880

1800x = 3120

11
x=1 years.
15

Hence, option B is correct.

10. 1st Case :

Interest = A – P = 3840

P×R×N
Now, I =
100

12000 × 8 × x
3840 =
100

x=4

2nd Case :

Interest = 18600 – 15000 = 3600

15000 × 12 × y
3600 =
100

y=2
x+y=4+2=6
Hence, option A is correct.
11. According to the question,

(x% of 60000) × 13 × 3
(x% of 60000) + = 29190
100

600x + 234x = 29190

834x = 29190 ; x = 35

So, the value of ‘x’ = 35

Hence, option B is correct.

12. Simple interest earned from SBI mutual fund


14500 × 9 × 2
= = Rs. 2610
100

Simple interest earned from Birla Sun Life mutual fund


2610 × 12 × 5
= = Rs. 1566
100

Total simple interest earned = 2610 + 1566 = Rs. 4176

Hence, option C is correct.

13. Let principal be Rs P.

S.I. = S.I for 1 & 2 year + S.I. for 3,4&5 year +S.I. for 6th year

P × R1 × T1 P × R2 × T2 P × R3 × T3
S.I. = + +
100 100 100

2 × 3 + 3 × 8 + 1 × 10
⇒P+ P ( 100
) = 5320

⇒ P = Rs. 3800

Alternate:
S.I. for six years = 40%

140% of P =5320
P = 3800

Hence, option A is correct.


14. Let the sum be Rs x

9
S.I = ( 16 ) x
Let rate be R% and time = R years

PRT
S.I = (100 )
(x × R × R) 9 900 30
100
= (16)x ⇒ R2 = 16
⇒R=
4

R = 7.5

Hence, option D is correct.

15. 5% for first three years,

3 × 5% = 15%

10% for next five years,

5 × 10% = 50%

Time = 12 years,

12% for the next 4 years,

4 × 12% = 48%

Total rate interest = (15 + 50 + 48)% = 113%

113% corresponds to 6780


1% corresponds to 6780/113 = 60

100% will correspond to 6000.

Principal = Rs. 6000

Hence, option A is correct.

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16. As Amount becomes 130M, so Interest is 130M - 10M = 120M

Interest earned is 120M in 30 years.

PRN
I=
100

(10M × R × 30)
120M =
100

R = 40 %

Now, the same amount is Invested at Compound Interest.

Time Period
Rate of Interest
Amount = Principal × 1 +( 100
)
= 10M × (1 + 0.4)2
= 10M × 1.96
= 19.6M

Hence, option B is correct.

17. Let the principal = P and time = x years then the rate of interest = 2x% per annum

SI = 9P – P = 8P

P×R×T
We know that, SI =
100

P × 2x × x
8P =
100

x2 = 4 × 100
x = 2 × 10 = 20

Therefore, the rate of interest = 2x = 40% per annum

SI at the end of 15 years


P × 15 × 40
SI = = 6P
100

Amount = P + SI = P + 6P = 7P

Hence, option D is correct.


18.
P×R×T
SI =
100

In bank1
x × 10 × 4 2x
SI = = = 0.4x ......(i)
100 5

In bank2
(x + 500) × 7.5 × 5
SI = = (x + 500) × 0.375 = 0.375x + 187.5 ....(ii)
100

According to the question,


0.375x + 187.5 = 0.4x + 75
0.025x = 187.5 – 75 = 112.5
x = 4500
Sum of SI = 0.4x + 0.375x + 187.5 = 0.775x + 187.5 = 3487.5 + 187.5 = Rs. 3675

Hence, option C is correct.

19.
P×R×T
SI =
100

According to the question,

2x × 15 × 20 x × 10 × 10
– = 6x – x = 5x = 2500
100 100

x = Rs. 500

Hence, option B is correct.

20. Principal = 2,00,000


Interest per year = 5% of 2,00,000 = 10,000
Interest after five years = 50,000
Now this amount is added in principal
New Principal = 2,50,000
Interest = 3,50,000 – 2,50,000 = 1,00,000
Rate is 5%
Per year Interest = 12,500
100000
Years = = 8 years
12500
Hence, option C is correct.
21. Rahim invests for 5 years at 5% rate on SI,

5 × 5 × 100000
Thus, after 5 years = Rs. 25,000
100

Total amount = Rs 1,25,000

After 5 years to buy the car back, Rahim pays all his money. The cost of the car had become 1,00,000 +
20,000 = 1,20,000.

So Raman took Rs. 5,000 more.

5000
This 5000 is -- × 100 = 25%
20000

more with respect to his investment in servicing.

Hence, option B is correct.

22. Let, the total monthly income be Rs. ‘x’

Amount spent on rent = Rs. 0.2x

Remaining monthly income = Rs. 0.8x

Amount spent on food = 0.25 × 0.8x = 0.2x

Amount deposited on savings account = Rs. 0.48x

So, 0.2x + 0.2x + a + 0.48x = x

a = 0.12x

a = 12% of x

0.48x × 7.2 × 5
Now, 8294.4 = = 829440 = 17.28x
100

x = Rs. 48000

So, a = 12% of x = Rs. 5760

Hence, option C is correct.


23. Let the amount taken be P.

For 2 years,

P × r × t P × 20 × 2
S.I. = =
100 100

2
⇒ P
5

2
Amount after 2nd year = P + P
5

P×r×t
S.I for 3rd year =
100

But the Principal for third year = P – 5000

[As, 5000 is paid after 2nd year]

r = 25%

t = 1 year

[(P – 5000) × 25 × 1]
S.I. =
100

(P – 5000) 6 2P
⇒ = ×
4 11 5

[As, S.I for 3rd year is 6/11 of first 2 year]

⇒ 5(11P – 55000) = 48P

⇒ 55P – 275000 = 48P

⇒ 7P = 275000

275000
⇒P=
7

⇒ Rs. 39285.71

Hence, option D is correct.


24. Ram’s income in one month = Rs. x

In one year i.e. in 12 months = 12 × x = 12x

12x
Now he invests 50% of the yearly income = 50% of 12x = 50 ×
100
= 6x for 4 years at the rate of 20% per annum

Therefore, he will invest 6x at the beginning of successive four year

For the first year, 6x will be invested for 4 years

For the second year, 6x will be invested for 3 years

For the third year, 6x will be invested for 2 years

For the fourth year, 6x will be invested for 1 year

The total amount he will have in account at the end of the fourth year
6x × 4 × 20 6x × 3 × 20 6x × 2 × 20 6x × 1 × 20
[
= 6x +
100 ] [
+ 6x +
100 ] [
+ 6x +
100 ] [
+ 6x +
100 ]
24x 18x 12x 6x
= 24x + + + +
5 5 5 5

60x
= 24x + = 24x + 12x = 36x
5

Hence, option C is correct.

25. Let principle = x the amount at the end of 20 years = 5x

SI = 5x – x = 4x

SI × 100 4x × 100
R= = = 20% per annum
P×T x × 20

New rate of interest = 20 × 2 = 40% per annum

New time = 20 × 3 = 60 years

So, Simple interest for 60 years at 40% per annum for Rs. x = ( x × 40 × 60) / 100 = 24x

So the simple interest received is 24 times of the sum

Hence, option C is correct


26. Let principal = Rs. x then amounts at the end of 10 years = Rs. 2x

Interest = Rs. (2x – x) = Rs. x

SI × 100 X × 100
R= = = 10%
T×P X × 10

When person invests 5000 @ 10% per annum SI then the simple interest of 1st year
P × R × T 5000 × 10 × 1
= = = Rs. 500 = SI of 2nd year
100 100

When he invests 5000 @ 10% per annum CI then the amount at the end of 1st year
r n 10 1
=p 1+ (
100 )
= 5000 1 +
100( )
= Rs. 5500

Again, in second year, he will get interest on Rs. 5500

It means, the interest he will receive in the second year


10 1
= 5500 1 + (100 )
– 5500 = Rs. (6050 – 5500) = Rs. 550

The required sum = Rs. (550 + 500) = Rs. 1050

Hence, option A is correct.

27. The simple interest received on a sum of money at 10% per annum in some years is half of the sum

Let the sum of money = x

P×R×T
SI =
100

x x × t × 10
=
2 100

by solving, t = 5 years
x x × 5 × 13
When R = 10 + 3 = 13% then SI = + 450 =
2 100

By solving, x = 3000
Hence, option D is correct.

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28. Let the amount be A and rate of interest be = 2 k % p.a

2k
A× × 1 = 3120 ---eq (i)
100

When invested at 4% more, rate of interest = (2k + 4) %

3
Interest = P × R × T = A × (2k + 4) × = A × (k + 2) × 3 = 6240 ---eq (ii)
2

By doing eq(ii) /eq(i)

3 100 6240
A × (k + 2) × × ×1=
A 2k 3120

Solving this gives us k = 6


The rate of interest = 12% and interest = 3120

3120 × 100
So, Amount = = Rs.26000
12

Hence, option A is correct.

29. Let the amount lent at 7% be X and hat lent at 12% be (1, 60,000 – X)

But the interest at the end of one year = Rs 14400, which is 9% of 1, 60,000

Using the allegation method,

X 1,60,000 – X
(7%) 11200 (12%) 19200
\ /
(9%) 14400
/ \
3 2

Ratio of the two amounts comes out to be 3 : 2


X
=3:2
1,60, 000 – X

3
X = × 1, 60,000 = 96000
5

So the other amount = Rs 64,000


Hence, option B is correct.
30.
n
r
(
CI = P 1 +
100 ) –P

115 115
⇒ CI = 50000 × × – 50000
100 100

⇒ CI = 66125 – 50000
⇒ CI = Rs.16125
P×r×t
SI =
100

50000 × 15 × 2
⇒ SI = = Rs. 15000
100

15000
Reqd. % = × 100 = 93.02%
16125

Hence, option (D) is correct.

31. Let Rajat lend the sum at x% rate to the second friend.

According to the question,

15% × 10000 + x% of 10000 = 20% of 20000


⇒ 15 × 100 + 100x = 20 × 200
⇒ 100x = 4000 – 1500
⇒ 100x = 2500 ⇒ x = 25
Hence, the required rate of interest is 25% p.a.

Therefore, Option D is correct.

32. Let the rate of interest allowed by bank be R%


According to the question,
15000 × 8 × 12 15000 × 5 × R
– = 6420
100 100

⇒ 14400 – 750R = 642


⇒ 750 R = 14400 – 6420
7980
⇒R=
750
⇒ R = 10.64%

Hence, option (B) is correct.


33. Let the sum be Rs. P.

S.I. = Rs. (900 – P)


50 P = 90000 – 100P
150 P = 90000
P = Rs. 600

Now, P = 600, R = 15%, T = 2.5years


S.I. = = Rs. 225

Hence, amount = 600 + 225 = Rs. 825

Hence, option C is correct.

34. Let the amount invested for less experienced employees is Rs.’x’.
According to question-

x × 7 × 12 (35900 – x) × 5 × 15
⇒x+ = (35900 – x) +
100 100

⇒ x = 17500

Amount that less experienced employee get when he will have 12 years of experience
x × 7 × 12
=x+
100

17500 × 7 × 12
⇒ 17500 + = Rs. 32200
100

Hence, option (A) is correct.

35.
P × 4 × 2 8P
SI at the rate of 4% for 2 years = =
100 100

P × 6 × 4 24P
SI at the rate of 6% for 4 years = =
100 100

P × 8 × 3 24P
SI for the next 3 years = =
100 100

8P 24P 24P
Total SI = + +
100 100 100

1680 × 100
⇒P= = Rs. 3000
56

Hence, option (A) is correct.


36. According to the question:

(P × r × r) 16
= × P [r = t]
100 25

r2 16
⇒ =
100 25

⇒ r2 = 64
⇒ r = 8%
⇒ t = 8 years.
Now
12
Reqd. S.I. = 25000 × 8 × = Rs.24000
100

Hence, option B is correct.

37. Total interest earned in 6 years at the rate 13% = 13 × 6 = 78% of P


Total inerest earned in 3 years at the rate 10% = 10 × 3 = 30% of P

According to the question,

78% of P – 30% of P = 3168


48% of P = 3168

3168 × 100
⇒ P= = 6600/-
48

Hence, option B is correct.

38. Cost of web cam = Rs. 16000


175
(
Remaining price = 100 –
4 )
% of 16000 = Rs. 9000

Interest of remaining price after 15 months-


9000 × 16 × 15
⇒ = 1800
100 × 12

Total amount paid = 16000 + 1800 = Rs. 17800


So extra paid amount is Rs. 1800

1800
Required % = × 100 = 10.11%
17800
Hence, option (D) is correct.
39. Let the amount lent at 7% be X and hat lent at 12% be (1, 60,000 – X)
But the interest at the end of one year = Rs 14400, which is 9% of 1, 60,000

Using the allegation method,

X 1,60,000 – X
(7%) 11200 (12%) 19200
\ /
(9%) 14400
/ \
3 2

Ratio of the two amounts comes out to be 3 : 2

X
=3:2
1,60, 000 – X

3
X = × 1, 60,000 = 96000
5

So the other amount = Rs 64,000

Hence, option B is correct.

40. Let the amount be A and rate of interest be = 2 k % p.a


2k
A× × 1 = 3120 ---eq (i)
100

When invested at 4% more, rate of interest = (2k + 4) %

3
Interest = P × R × T = A × (2k + 4) × = A × (k + 2) × 3 = 6240 ---eq (ii)
2

By doing eq(ii) /eq(i)


3 100 6240
A × (k + 2) × × ×1=
A 2k 3120

Solving this gives us k = 6

The rate of interest = 12% and interest = 3120

3120 × 100
So, Amount = = Rs.26000
12

Hence, option A is correct.


41. P = Rs. 45,000
R = 13% per annum SI
Time = from 4th June 2018 to 31st December 2018
Number of days = 210
P × R × T 45000 × 13 × 210
SI = = = Rs. 3365.75
100 365 × 100

Hence, option E is correct.

42. A sum of money becomes 7/5 times of itself, it means the ratio of principal and amount = 5 : 7
Let principle = 5x then amount = 7x
Interest = 7x – 5x = 2x

P×R×T
We know that, SI =
100

5x × R × 2
2x =
100

By solving R = 20%

Let the principal = P then amount at the end of 2 years under CI @ 20% per annum
20 2 36
(
=P 1+
100 ) =p×
25
= 1.44 times of principal

Hence, option B is correct.

43. Actual rate for consideration = 10/2 = 5%


P × R × T 5000 × 5 × 6
The total SI = = = 1500
100 100

The total amount = Rs. (5000 + 1500) = Rs. 6500

Hence, option C is correct.

44. Let the principal be Rs.x


x
Then the SI =
4
Rate of interest = Time
100 × x/4
⇒r=
x×r

⇒ r2 = 25
⇒ r = 5%
Hence, option B is correct.
45. Given that,

(x% of 60000) × 20 × 4
(x% of 60000) + = 32400
100

(600x) × 80
→ 600x + = 32400
100

80
→ 600x 1 + ( 100 )
= 32400

→ 600x {1.8} = 32400

→ x = 30

Hence, option B is correct.

46. Total number of days before he returned the money = (10 + 28 + 31 + 30 + 31 + 30 + 31 + 28)

⇒ Total number of days before he returned the money = 219 days

[15000 × 12 × (219/365)]
S.I = = Rs. 1080
100

A = P + SI

⇒ A = Rs. 15000 + Rs. 1080

⇒ A = Rs. 16080

Hence, option A is correct.

47. Simple interest

P × R × T 293 × 21 × 3
= =
100 100

= Rs.184.59

Hence, option B is correct.

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48. Let the sum of money = x then the amount at the end of 5 years = 5x

SI = 5x – x = 4x
P×R×T
We know that, SI =
100

x×R×5
4x =
100

R = 80%

Hence, option D is correct.

49. Let principle= Rs. p then the ratio of compound interest at the end of 2 nd year and at the end of 3rd year
2
r
(
p 1+
100 ) 360
3 =
r 432
(
p 1+
100 )
1 5
=
r 6
1+
100

By solving, r = 20%
2
r
(
p 1+
100 ) = 360

2
20
(
p 1+
100 ) = 360

By solving, p = Rs. 250

The simple interest at the end of 9 years – the simple interest at the end of 5 years

20 20
= 250 × 9 × – 250 × 5 × = Rs. 200
100 100

Hence, option B is correct.

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50. Let the principal = Rs. 100x

Then, according to the question, SI = 2 × 100x = 200x

P×R×T
SI =
100

100x × R × 10
200x =
100

R = 20%

The CI on Rs. 100x for 2 years


2
20
(
= 100x 1 +
100 ) – 100x = 44x

The required ratio = 100x : 44x = 25 : 11

Hence, option C is correct.

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