What will be the compound interest on rs. 25000 after 3 years at the rate of 12 % per annum

A sum of Rs 25,000 is invested for 3 years at 20% per annum compound interest compounded annually. Calculate the interest for the third year.

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What will be the compound interest on rs. 25000 after 3 years at the rate of 12 % per annum
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Hint: Calculate the compound interest for the first year, then for the second year and finally for the third year. Since the interest is compounded annually, the interest at the end of each year will be added to the total amount over which the interest will be calculated for the next year. Use $S.I=\dfrac{P\times r\times t}{100}$.

Complete step-by-step answer:

When interest on a certain sum is compounded annually, the interest at the end of each year is added to the total amount over which the interest is calculated for the next year.
Here we have for the first year P = 25,000, r = 20%,t =1 year.
Using $S.I=\dfrac{P\times r\times t}{100}$, we get
Interest for the first year $=\dfrac{25000\times 20}{100}=5000$
Hence P for second year = 25000+5000 = 30000, r= 20% and t = 1 year
Using $S.I=\dfrac{P\times r\times t}{100}$, we get
Interest for the second year $=\dfrac{30000\times 20}{100}=6000$
Hence P for third year = 30000+6000 = 36,000, r= 20% and t = 1year.
Using $S.I=\dfrac{P\times r\times t}{100}$, we get
Interest for the third year $=\dfrac{36000\times 20\times 1}{100}=7200$
Hence the interest for the third year = Rs 7200
Hence option [b] is correct.

Note: Alternatively we know for a sum compounded annually
${{A}_{n}}=P{{\left( 1+\dfrac{r}{100} \right)}^{n}}$ and ${{I}_{n}}={{A}_{n}}-{{A}_{n-1}}$ where ${{A}_{n}}$ is the amount at the end of the nth year and ${{I}_{n}}$is interest for the nth year.
Using, we get
$\begin{align}
  & {{I}_{3}}=P{{\left( 1+\dfrac{r}{100} \right)}^{3}}-P{{\left( 1+\dfrac{r}{100} \right)}^{2}} \\
 & =25000{{\left( 1.2 \right)}^{3}}-25000{{\left( 1.2 \right)}^{2}} \\
 & =43200-36000=7200 \\
\end{align}$
Hence interest for the third year = Rs 7200, which is same as obtained above.

6. 

What will be the compound interest on a sum of Rs. 25,000 after 3 years at the rate of 12 p.c.p.a.?

[A]. Rs. 9000.30
[B]. Rs. 9720
[C]. Rs. 10123.20
[D]. Rs. 10483.20
[E]. None of these

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

What will be the compound interest on rs. 25000 after 3 years at the rate of 12 % per annum
C.I. = Rs. (35123.20 - 25000) = Rs. 10123.20


Viplov said: (Jun 19, 2010)  
Please give me a shortcut methods for competitive exams.


Dayal said: (Feb 10, 2011)  
Pl send me the short cut method for compound interest calculation specially for more than 2 years.


Deepak said: (May 18, 2011)  
Sir please send me any shortcut method for this question.


Snehal said: (Sep 8, 2011)  
What is meaning of p.c.p.a ?


Sujatha said: (Oct 31, 2011)  
What is the meaning of PCPA?


Yogendra said: (Jan 14, 2012)  
Hi, sujatha & snehal PCPA means percentage per annum


Sitam said: (Apr 3, 2012)  
Can any one know its simplest method to find out C. I.


Sugi said: (Apr 17, 2012)  
Can any one explain me how 28 /25 came?


Famitha said: (Aug 2, 2012)  
@Sugi.

28/25 is fraction if you directly divide 1+12/100 you will get 1.12.

The cube of 1.12 is 1.404928.


Selva said: (Oct 29, 2012)  
Hi friends, don't use any formulas for calculating compound interest.

Here I show a simple way for all.

Lets the principal amount be 25,000 rs here and time=3 years, rate of interest=12%. Firstly calculate the interest for 1 year==>25000*(12/100)=3000rs,

So if we want to find the compound interest in second year firstly just add the interest amount to the principal amount==>25000+3000=28000rs.

Then compound interest in 2 years=28000*(12/100)=3360rs,this is the compounded interest in 2 years..then now we just add the previous principal and interest calculated now..28000+3360=31360rs this is the principal amount now.. compounded interest in 3rd year=31360*(12/100)=3763.2rs.

So compounded interest for this amount and rate of interest after 3 years=3000+3360+3763.2=10123.20rs.

Does this concept of compound interest is understandable are not?


Suresh said: (Jan 7, 2013)  
This method help us to easily understand the sum.

Compound interest + sum of Rs.25000 = 25000 (1 + 12/100) ^3.

=25000 (28/25) ^3.

=35123.2.

We needed only for compound interest =35123.2 - sum of Rs.25000.

=35123.2 - 25000.

=10123.2.


Thanuja said: (Jun 22, 2013)  
Please send me the short cut method for compound interest calculation specially for more than 2 years.


Pulkit said: (Jan 17, 2014)  
Anybody explain how comes 28/25*28/25*28/25 ?


Ashok said: (Jul 22, 2014)  
Firstly simplify the 12/100 it will come 3/25 after that you will get 28/25.


Sreenu said: (Aug 7, 2014)  
Using percentages

Shortcut method for C.I when P, R%, time is given to find out CI:

1st year:-10% of 25000+2% of 25000=2500+250*2=2500+500 = 3000.
2nd year:-10% of 28000+2% of 28000=2800+280*2=2800+560 = 3360.
3rd year:_10% of 31360+2% of 31360=3136+313.6*2=3136+627.2 = 3763.2.

So total interest is=3000+3360+3763.2 = 10123.2.

I hope this method understand. Goodluck.


Kasinath @Hyd said: (Aug 15, 2014)  
P.C.P.A means Percentage Compound Per Annum.


Ashwini said: (Jan 13, 2015)  
I did not understand 2nd and 3rd step in explanation (28/25) how it come please send me details about this steps.


Gayathri said: (Jan 15, 2015)  
Please I want a accurate method for 28/25.


Anand Singh said: (Feb 7, 2015)  
Shortcut:

P = 25000, T = 3 years. And R = 12 pcpa, C.I = ?

C.I = 12% of 25000 = 3000.

12% of 3000 = 360.

12% of 360 = 43.20.

i.e 3(3000) + 3(360) + 43.2 = 9000+1080 +43.20 = 10123.20 (since time = 3 years).


Manoj said: (Jun 18, 2015)  
Here I got a method of solving compound interest for two years and three years.

You just need to know SQUARES and CUBES to solve them in mind, without any pen and paper.

I suppose if we know rate of interest collectively for two years or three years, it would be easy to find the interest.

So here is d simple trick to find rate of interest 2 years:

If rate of interest is given.

10% ==> 10+10+1^2 = 21.

So 21 is the rate of interest for two years collectively. @10pcpa interest.

20% ==> 20+20+2^2 = 44.
30% ==> 30+30+3^2 = 69.
12% ==> 12+12+1. 2^2= 25. 44.

Hope it's understandable.

Now for 3 years:

10% ==> 10+10+10+1^2+1^2+1^2+1^3/10.

==>30+1+1+1+1/10.
==>33+0.1=33.1.

So, @10% per annum the compounded interest for three years it will b 33.1%.

If it's 5% per annum then,

5% ==> 5+5+5+0.5^2+0.5^2+0. 5^2+0.5^3/10.

==>15+0.25+0.25+0.25+0.125/10.
==> 15.75+0.0125 = 15.7625%.

I hope it's helpful n understandable.


B M VINUTHA said: (Aug 6, 2015)  
Dear sir/madam,

Please calculate the compound interest on rs 25000 for first 2 years @15% and @16%for 3rd year.


Muneer said: (Jan 12, 2016)  
Please explain how come 28/25?


Jhumu Chakrabortty said: (Jan 25, 2016)  
Why we are not taking minus 1 in the formula for compound interest?


Suneesh V said: (Feb 27, 2016)  
A sum of money lent at compound interest amount to Rs. 1210 in two years and to rupees 1464.10 in 4 years find the rate of interest.


Palani said: (Aug 26, 2016)  
How comes 28/25 * 28/25 * 28/25?


Sony Kumari said: (Oct 22, 2016)  
Can anyone explain it in short method?


Viki said: (Jan 12, 2017)  
Good method @Selva. Thanks for posting it.


Mohan said: (May 10, 2017)  
@Snehal and @Sujata.

p.c.p.a means per capital per annum.


Sankari said: (May 22, 2017)  
Please explain how 28/25 came?


Sivasankari said: (May 22, 2017)  
@Muneer.

= 25000 * (1+12/100) => 250009112/100)^3.
= 25000(56/50)^3.
= 25000(28/25)^3.

And now expand the cube root we get 25000 * 28/25 * 28/25 * 28/25.


Ashish Jadhav said: (Jul 14, 2017)  
(1+12/100) = 1 * 100 + 12/100 = 100 + 12/100 = 112/100 = 28/25.

It is cross multiplication.


Ashish Jadhav said: (Jul 14, 2017)  
It is cross multiplication.

(1+12/100).
= (1*100+12)/100,
= (100+12)/100,
= 112/100,
= 28/25 i.e. divided by 4.


Amit said: (Oct 31, 2017)  
12% = 12/100 = 3/25.
p = 25000.

Solve --- 25000x3/25 = 3000 first interest.

1st = 3000.
2nd = 3000 + 360. (3000x3/25=360).
3rd = 3000 + 360 + 360 + 43.20. (360x3/25=43.20).
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9000+720+360+43.20 = 10123.20.

Its answer are exactly correct.
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BUDHLANI BADSHAH said: (Jul 24, 2018)  
@Amit.

Thank you for the best explanation.


Bhaskar Chakrabarty said: (Oct 1, 2018)  
What will be the rate of compound interest if a man invests Rs. 1, 01, 490 and get Rs. 2, 03, 500 after 10 years?

Can anyone answer it?


KJ B Vinothan said: (Jan 27, 2020)  
Rate interest 12 for 3 year.

1st 2 year =a+b+(a*b/100)=12+12+(12*12/100)=25.44%.
3rd year = 25.44+12+(12*25.55/100)=40.49%.

Then substitute the r value in simple interest for 1 year then you can get answer directly.


Dolly said: (Jul 7, 2021)  
Shortcut to find out a compound interest by ratio method.

For 3yrs, the ratio is 331 ie find 12% of 25000,
(12*25000)/100 = 3000,
Then find 12% of 3000.
(12*3000)/100 = 360,

Then find 12% of 360.
(12*360)/100= 43.2.

Now multiply by the ratio and then add.
3000*3 + 360*3 + 43.2*1 = 9000 + 1080 + 43.2 = 10123.3.


Musadiq Hussain said: (Sep 7, 2021)  
1+12/100 = 112/100 = 28/25.
(28/25)^3 = 1.40,
25000 * 1.40.


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