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If a certain principal amounts to 44,000 rs at 5% p.a. over 2years, how much will it amount to in 3 years at the same rate?

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eginarrayl	extAs we know,\ 	extsimple interest left(I
ight)=fracP	imes r 	imes t100,	ext Amount left(A
ight)=I+P=Pleft(1+fracr 	imes t100
ight)\ 	extGiven, A=44000 at t=2 year , r=5\%\ 	extPut the values,\ A=Pleft(1+frac5 	imes2100
ight)=44000\ Rightarrow P=frac440001.1=40000\ 	extAmount after 3 year,\ A=Pleft(1+fracr 	imes t100
ight)\ Rightarrow A=40000left(1+frac5 	imes3100
ight)\ Rightarrow A=46000\ 	extAmount after 3 year is, 46000.endarray

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