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Simple Interest
Math MCQs


Question :    Barbara took a loan of $5100 at the rate of 6% simple interest per annum. If he paid an amount of $6936 to clear the loan, then find the time period of the loan.


Correct Answer  6

Solution & Explanation

Solution

Given,

Principal (P) = $5100

Rate of Simple Interest (R) = 6% per annum

Amount (A) = $6936

Thus, time (T) = ?

Method (1) Using Formula

Calculation of Simple Interest, when Principal and Amount are given

Formual to Calculate Simple Interest when Principal and Amount are given

We know that, Amount (A) = Principal (P) + Simple Interest (SI)

⇒ Simple Interest (SI) = Amount – Principal

⇒ SI = $6936 – $5100 = $1836

Thus, Simple Interest = $1836

Calculation of the Time using forumula when Amount, Simple Interest and Principal are known

Formula to find the Time (T)

Time (T) = 100 × Simple Interest/Principal × Rate of Interest

⇒ T = 100 × SI/P × R

Thus, Time (T) = 100 × 1836/5100 × 6

= 183600/30600

= 6 years (using formula)

Thus, Time (T) = 6 years (from time taken before calculation)Answer

Calculation of the Time using Unitary Method when Amount, Simple Interest and Principal are known

Here, we have

Principal (P) = $5100

Rate of Simple Interest (R) = 6% per annum

Simple Interest = $1836 (As calculated above by subtracting Principal from the Amount given)

We know that, interest is calculated on the basis of the Principal.

This means Simple Interest for 1 year = Rate of simple interest × Principal

Thus, Simple Interest for 1 year = 6% of Principal

= 6% of $5100

= 6/100 × 5100

= 6 × 5100/100

= 30600/100 = 306

Thus, simple Interest for 1 year = $306

Now,

∵ If the simple Interest is $306, then the time = 1 year

∴ If the simple Interest is $1, then the time = 1/306 years

∴ If the simple Interest is $1836, then the time = 1/306 × 1836 years

= 1 × 1836/306 years

= 1836/306 = 6 years

Thus, time (T) = 6 years Answer


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