The simple interest on a certain sum for 4 years at 10% interest per annum is ₹3,200. What will be the amount payable after 6 years at the same rate?
₹12,800
Since SI for 4 years is ₹3,200, the annual interest is \(3200/4 = 800\).
As the rate is 10%, principal: \(P\times0.10 = 800 \Rightarrow P = 8000\).
SI for 6 years: \(8000\times0.10\times6 = 4800\).
Amount after 6 years: \(8000+4800 = 12800\).
Hence, the amount payable after 6 years is ₹12,800.
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