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Can you help me with formula used...also ans is 4x

Yes, it is my mistake. only x is actually accrued as interest in 8.33 years, thus 3x will be accrued in 25 years. Total=4x.

\(SI=P*r*t\)

\(x=x*r*(\frac{25}{3})\)

\(r=\frac{3}{25}\)

For 25 years:
\(SI=x*(\frac{3}{25})*(25)=3x\)

SI is just the interest, which is 3x, when added with principal x; it becomes 4x

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