Some amount of money was lent at 6% per annum simple interest. After one year,6800 is repaid and the rest of the amount is repaid at 5% per annum. If the second year's interest is 11/20 of the first year's interest,find what amount of money was lent out.
Solution(By Examveda Team)
Let the Amount of money lent out be Rs. P.First Year Interest = (P * 6)/100 = 0.06P.
Amount to be returned = P + 0.06P = 1.06P.
Amount Returned = 6800.
Balance Amount,
= 1.06P - 6800
Second Year Interest = [(1.06P - 6800) * 5]/100 = (1.06P - 6800)/20.
Given,
Second Year Interest,
= 11/20 * 0.06P
Now,
(1.06P - 6800)/20 = (11*0.06P)/20
1.06P - 6800 = 11* 0.06P
0.4P = 6800
P = 17,000.
Amount lent = Rs. 17,000
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