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Two persons P and Q lent certain amounts at the same rate of interest for 2 years and 3 years, respectively under compound interest. If their final amounts are in the ratio of 3 : 5, Q' s amount at the end of the first year being $8,500 and P earned an interest of $510 for the first year, then find the ratio of their principals.
(A) 33 : 50
(B) 27 : 47
(C) 35 : 61
(D) 22 : 51
(E) 23 : 49
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(A) 33 : 50
(B) 27 : 47
(C) 35 : 61
(D) 22 : 51
(E) 23 : 49
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Terms:
P1 -> P's principal
P2 -> Q's principal
r -> rate of interest (common to both)
a -> (1 + r/100) - using this only for simplicity (instead of writing 1+r/100 everytime)
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P1 -> P's principal
P2 -> Q's principal
r -> rate of interest (common to both)
a -> (1 + r/100) - using this only for simplicity (instead of writing 1+r/100 everytime)
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Harsha
Passionate about all things GMAT | Exploring the GMAT space | My website: gmatanchor.com
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