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Person Rate of interest  Time Principle Amount Mohan 10%  -  -  - Sohan 6%  4 years  - Rs. 4464 Rohan  -  6 years Rs. 4000  - Kevin 5%  - Rs. 4500  - Pritam  -  5 years Rs. 3800  - Himesh 12%  - Rs. 4800  -   Questions below followed by two quantities. Find the relation between them. Quantity I: If the interest received by Sohan and Mohan is in the ratio of 3 : 5 then what was the amount invested by Sohan? Quantity II: If the difference between the interest received by Himesh and Kevin is Rs. 396 and Kevin invested his money for thrice the time period for which Himesh invested his money then find the amount received by Kevin?

Person Rate of interest  Time Principle Amount Mohan 10%  -  -  - Sohan 6%  4 years  - Rs. 4464 Rohan  -  6 years Rs. 4000  - Kevin 5%  - Rs. 4500  - Pritam  -  5 years Rs. 3800  - Himesh 12%  - Rs. 4800  -   Questions below followed by two quantities. Find the relation between them. Quantity I: If the interest received by Sohan and Mohan is in the ratio of 3 : 5 then what was the amount invested by Sohan? Quantity II: If the difference between the interest received by Himesh and Kevin is Rs. 396 and Kevin invested his money for thrice the time period for which Himesh invested his money then find the amount received by Kevin? Correct Answer Quantity I < Quantity II

Quantity I:

Rate of interest for Sohan = 6%

Let principle be Rs. x

According to the question,

x + (x × 4 × 6)/100 = 4464

⇒ 124x/100 = 4464

⇒ x = (4464 × 100)/124

⇒ x = Rs. 3600

Quantity II:

According to question

(4500 × 5 × 3x)/100 - (4800 × 12 × x)/100 = 396

⇒ (67500x - 57600x)/100 = 396

⇒ 9900x = 39600

⇒ x = 4 years

Hence Kevin invested for 12 years

Amount = 4500 + (4500 × 12 × 5)/100

⇒ Rs. 7200

Quantity I < Quantity II

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