A money lender finds that due to a fall in the annual rate of interest from 10% to 8
4
3
%, his year's income diminishes by Rs. 84.50. Find his capital.
- ARs. 7,660
- BRs. 6,940
- CRs. 6,760
- DRs. 7,460
Solution & Step-by-step Explanation
Let the capital be P.
The initial annual rate of interest is R
1
=10%.
The new annual rate of interest is R
2
=8
4
3
%=8.75%.
The decrease in the rate of interest is:
ΔR=10%−8.75%=1.25%
This decrease in the percentage rate corresponds to a decrease of Rs. 84.50 in annual income:
1.25% of P=84.50
100
1.25
×P=84.50
P=
1.25
84.50×100
P=
1.25
8450
=
5
8450×4
=1690×4=Rs. 6,760
The initial annual rate of interest is R
1
=10%.
The new annual rate of interest is R
2
=8
4
3
%=8.75%.
The decrease in the rate of interest is:
ΔR=10%−8.75%=1.25%
This decrease in the percentage rate corresponds to a decrease of Rs. 84.50 in annual income:
1.25% of P=84.50
100
1.25
×P=84.50
P=
1.25
84.50×100
P=
1.25
8450
=
5
8450×4
=1690×4=Rs. 6,760