Question : INR 12,000 is lent for one year at the rate of 15 % per annum, the interest being compounded annually. If the compounding of the interest is done half-yearly, then how much more interest will be obtained at the end of the one year on the same initial sum?

Option 1: INR 72.5

Option 2: INR 82.8

Option 3: INR 60.5

Option 4: INR 67.5

Question : Priya borrowed a certain sum at the rate of 12% per annum. If she paid INR 10176 at the end of 2 years as interest compounded annually, what was the sum she borrowed?

Option 1: INR 30000

Option 2: INR 20000

Option 3: INR 50000

Option 4: INR 40000

Question : The compound interest (compounding annually) on a certain sum for 2 years at the rate of 60% per annum is INR 6240. What will be the simple interest on the same sum for 3 years at the same rate of interest?

Option 1: INR 6800

Option 2: INR 7200

Option 3: INR 7100

Option 4: INR 6500

Question : Raja borrowed INR 15,000 on simple interest at the rate of 13% per annum and lent it on compound interest at the rate of 15% per annum, compounded annually. What is Raja's gain in two years?

Option 1: INR 1,080.00

Option 2: INR 1,125.00

Option 3: INR 937.50

Option 4: INR 865.50

Question : A sum was lent for one year at the rate of 16 percent per annum on compound interest (compounding annually). If the compounding had been done half yearly, then the interest would have increased by Rs. 64. What was the sum lent?

Option 1: Rs. 10000

Option 2: Rs. 6000

Option 3: Rs. 14000

Option 4: Rs. 20000

Question : The difference between compound interest (compounding annually) and simple interest on a sum at the rate of 30% per annum for 2 years is INR 3,600. What is the sum?

Option 1: INR 75,000

Option 2: INR 40,000

Option 3: INR 50,000

Option 4: INR 60,000