Two banks, A and B, offered loans at 3.5% and 6.5% per annum, respectively. Ashish borrowed an amount of ₹3,40,000 from each bank. Find the positive difference between the amounts of simple interest (in ₹) paid to the two banks by Ashish after 2 years.
20,400
Simple interest from Bank A: \(340000\times0.035\times2 = 23800\).
Simple interest from Bank B: \(340000\times0.065\times2 = 44200\).
Positive difference: \(44200-23800 = 20400\).
Hence, the positive difference between the two simple interest amounts is ₹20,400.
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