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Mukund invests a sum of ₹5400 and Sachin invests a sum of ₹9400 at the same rate of simple interest per annum. If, at the end of 4 years, Sachin gets ₹960 more interest than Mukund, then find the rate of interest per annum (in percentage).

A5

B4

C6

D8

Answer:

C. 6

Read Explanation:

We use Simple Interest formula:
SI=P×R×T100SI = \frac{P \times R \times T}{100}

Write interest for both

Mukund:
SIM=5400×R×4100SI_M = \frac{5400 \times R \times 4}{100}

Sachin:
SIS=9400×R×4100SI_S = \frac{9400 \times R \times 4}{100}

Difference in interest

Given:
SISSIM=960SI_S - SI_M = 960
4R100(94005400)=960\frac{4R}{100}(9400 - 5400) = 960

4R100×4000=960\frac{4R}{100} \times 4000 = 960

Solve

16000R100=960\frac{16000R}{100} = 960

160R = 960

R=960160=6R = \frac{960}{160} = 6

Final Answer: 6%


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