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Given Below is a Page from the Passbook of the Savings Bank Account of Mr. Rajesh.

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Given below is a page from the passbook of the savings bank account of Mr. Rajesh. Complete the entries in the passbook and calculate the interest paid to him by the bank at 6°/o pa in the end of June. 

Date Particulars Withdrawals Deposits Balance
08.02.2008  By Cash    12000.00  
15.03.2008  To cash  3000.00    
08.04.2008  To Cheque  2500.00    
18.04.2008  By Cash    16000.00  
10.06.2008  By Cash    800.00  
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Date Particulars Withdrawals Deposits Balance
08.02.2008  By Cash    12000.00 12000.00
15.03.2008  To cash  3000.00   9000.00
08.04.2008  To Cheque  2500.00   6500.00
18.04.2008  By Cash    16000.00 22500.00
10.06.2008  By Cash    800.00 30500.00

 

Months Minimum balance between 10th day and the last day
Feb. 12000
Mar. 9000
Apr. 6500
MAy 22500
June 30500

Total Principal at the end of June = R.s 80,500 

Interest = `(80500 xx 6 xx 1)/ (100 xx 12) = 402.50` (Rs 4.3 approx.)

Hence, Mr. R.ajesh will get R.s 403/- as interest amount towards the end of June 2008. 

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