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At 6% per annum simple interest, a deposit grows to ₹8,850 in 3 years. What was the amount deposited?

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  • A7500
  • B7800
  • C7200
  • D8000

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Interest for 3 years at 6% = 18% of , so the amount is , giving = ₹7500.
Answer: A) 7500

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