A person invests in Scheme A offering compound interest at per annum compounded annually for years. The entire maturity amount from Scheme A is then invested in Scheme B offering simple interest at per annum for years. What is the total interest earned across both investments combined?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Rs. 18,108
- Step 1: Calculate the maturity amount in Scheme A with principal at compound interest for years: .
- Step 2: Find the interest from Scheme A: .
- Step 3: Compute simple interest in Scheme B on principal at for years: .
- Step 4: Add the interest earned from both schemes: .
Answer
Rs. 18,108.
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