What sum of money put at C.I amounts in 2 years to $8820 and in 3 years to $9261
A. $8200
B. $8400
C. $8000
D. $7500
E. None
A. $8200
B. $8400
C. $8000
D. $7500
E. None
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Let us assume the sum of money is S and rate of compound interest r percent per year.rupsk wrote:What sum of money put at C.I amounts in 2 years to $8820 and in 3 years to $9261?
I won't call it a 'method' as it basically depends upon experience, observation etc.rupsk wrote:thanks but how you can you do quick multiplication at the time of exam as number are huge. Do you have any method?
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