Compound Interest Lecture -1
Maths Classes for Competitive Exams
Hello dear readers, we are going
to share Compound Interest Lecture Number 1 related to the competitive exams.
Continue with our Maths Classes this is Topic Number 3. This is a lecture
about the CI Maths Tricks in the Hindi Language.
We have already covered the
following topics: Profit
And Loss and Ratio and Proportions. This is a new maths topic which is really important
for competitive exams.
This is a new Topic under Maths
section which is really important for all competitive exams including SSC
CGL, SSC CHSL, IBPS PO, IBPS CLERK, SBI PO, SBI CLERK, UPSC, Railways, and other
competitive examinations. Approximately 2-4 questions are being asked in every competitive examination from this topic of Maths.
Along with the video tutorial, we
are going to share the PRACTICE TEST Related to this video tutorial. First of
all, you have to watch the video class carefully after that you have to try to solve all these questions which we had shared in the practice test of compound interest.
We have shared compound interest questions and answers. Solve each problem and
compare your answer with the correct answers.
Major Key Points related to this Compound Interest Video
Tutorial:
1.
This is an important topic of Mathematics with respect to any exams like BANKING, SSC, CDS, AFCAT,
RAILWAYS and other STATE Level Government exams.
2.
Basic Lecture of
Compound Interest explaining two years and three years concept by using Maths
trick.
3.
We will explain about
the CI problems by using No Formula. We try to solve CI questions by using
short tricks.
4.
We have shared the Question
set below after the video which is really important for your Practice.
5.
Once we had completed
all the lectures of Compound Interest you can attempt any question in the exam with
ease.
Watch Compound Interest Maths Class 1
PRACTICE QUESTIONS OF COMPOUND INT – 1
1.) Find
the Simple Interest on Rs 10000 for 2 years at the rate 5% per annum.
(Ans 1000)
2.) Find
the Compound Interest on Rs 10000 for 2 years at the rate 5% per annum.
(Ans 1025)
3.) Find
the difference between Simple Interest and Compound Interest on Rs 10000 for 2
years at a rate of 5% per annum.
(Ans 25)
4.) Find the Simple Interest on Rs
40000 for 3 years at the rate of 5% per annum.
(Ans 6000)
5.) Find the Compound Interest on Rs
40000 for 3 years at the rate 5% per annum.
(Ans 6305)
6.) Find the difference between
Simple Interest and Compound Interest on Rs 40000 for 3 years at the rate 5%
per annum.
(Ans 305)
7.) Find the Simple Interest and
Compound Interest and difference between Simple Interest and Compound Interest
on Rs 2160 for 3 years at the rate of 16 ⅔ % per annum.
(Ans 1080,
1270, 190)
