Question : Find the difference between the simple interest and the compound interest payable annually on a sum of Rs. 6,500 at 7% per annum for 3 years. (Correct to two decimal places.)
Option 1: Rs. 94.34
Option 2: Rs. 97.78
Option 3: Rs. 98.73
Option 4: Rs. 95.67
Correct Answer: Rs. 97.78
Solution : Given: Sum of money($P$) = Rs. 6500 Interest rate ($r$) = 7% Time($t$) = 3 years Now, the difference of interest for 3 years = $\frac{Pr^2}{100^2}×(3+\frac{r}{100})$ = $\frac{6500×7^2}{100^2}×(3+\frac{7}{100})$ = $\frac{65×49}{100}×(\frac{307}{100})$ = Rs. 97.78 Hence, the correct answer is Rs. 97.78.
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