- ADoubles
- BStays the same
- CHalves
- DBecomes four times
Step-by-Step Solution
S.I. is directly proportional to R. If R doubles (and P, T fixed), S.I. doubles.
Answer: A) Doubles
If the rate doubles and everything else stays the same, the simple interest:
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