A certain amount earns simple Interest of Rs. 1,750/- after 7 years. Had the interest been 2% more, how much more interest would it have earned ?
A certain amount earns simple Interest of Rs. 1,750/- after 7 years. Had the interest been 2% more, how much more interest would it have earned ?
ARs. 35/-
BRs. 350/-
CRs. 245/-
DCannot be determined
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To find out how much more interest would have been earned if the interest rate were 2% more,
we need to calculate the interest earned at the original rate and the interest earned at the increased rate.
Let's denote: - Original interest rate = R (in percentage)
- Principal amount = P
- Time period = T (in years)
- Original interest earned = I1
- Interest earned at the increased rate = I2
Given: - I1=Rs.1,750 - T=7 years We can use the formula for simple interest: I=P×R×T100For the original interest rate: 1750=P×R×7100P×R=1750×1007P×R=25000Now, if the interest rate were increased by 2%, the new rate would be R+2 (in percentage). For the increased interest rate: I2=P×(R+2)×7100The difference in interest would be: Difference=I2−I1Let's calculate I2 and the difference: I2=P×(R+2)×7100=P×(R×7+2×7)100=P×(25000+2×7)100=P×(25000+14)100=P×25014100=250.14PNow, calculate the difference: Difference=I2−I1=250.14P−1750We have the value of P from the earlier calculation: P×R=25000R=25000PSubstitute this value of R into the difference equation: Difference=250.14P−1750=250.14P−1750=250.14×25000R−1750Now, we need to determine the value of R (original interest rate). However, it's not given, so we can't determine the exact difference. Therefore, the answer is option D: Cannot be determined.
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