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प्रश्न
Alisha invested Rs 75000 for 4 years at 8 % p.a. compound interest ,
Find the amount at the end of third year.
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उत्तर
`"C"_3 = ("P" xx "R" xx "T")/100 = (87480 xx 1 xx 8)/100 = 6998.4`
`"P"_3 = 87480 + 6998.4 = 94478.4`
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