Given: Sum = Rs. 15000, time = 2 years, rate = 8% per annum.
Formula Used:
Difference of SI and CI for two years =
Solution:
By using formula
Difference of SI and CI for two =
Difference of SI and CI for two = 15000×8/100×8/100
Difference of SI and CI for two = Rs. 96
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