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DISCOUNT
Discount is of two types:
1. True Discount
2. Bankers Discount
True Discount:
The amount deducted from the bill for cash payment is called discount.
We know that Rs.100 invested today amounts to Rs.136 (SI) at the rate of
12% in 3 years.
We use the following terminology
Present Value or Present worth = P.V = Rs.100
Rate R = 12%
Period T = 3 yrs
Amount A = 136
True Discount = T.D = 136 100 = Rs 36
Here we pay Rs.100 and clear off a loan which will be Rs.136 after 3 years.
(Prepayment)
List of Formulae : (S.I = Simple Interest or Amount)
1. P.V
100A
100 RT
2.
T.D
3.
T.D
4.
(P.V).RT
100
ART
100 RT
S.I T.D
S.I T.D
P.V.
100
EXAMPLES:
1. The true discount on a certain sum of money due 3 year hence is Rs.100 and the
S.I. on the same sum for the same time and at the same rate is Rs.120. Find the
sum and the rate percent.
Sum Amount
120 100
S.I T.D
Rs.600
=
20
S.I T.D
Rate =
100 120
2
6 %
600 3
3
2. The true-discount on Rs.2480 due after a certain period at 5% is Rs.80. Find the
due period.
P.V = A (T.D)
= 2480 80 = Rs.2400
On using eq(2),
Time =
100(T.D) 100 80
8 months.
(P.V) R
2400 5
3. Which is a better offer out of (i) a cash payment now of Rs.8100 or (ii) a credit
1
2
1
yr
2
R= 6
PV
1
2
100A
Rs.8000
100 RT
PV
100A
100 R
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Case (i):
1250
100A
--------- (1)
100 2R
Case (ii):
1200
100A
35 ---------- (2)
100
R
12
1250 100 2R
35
1200
100
R
12
LHS
24
25
R = 5%
Using in equation (1), A = Rs.1375
5. In what time a debt of Rs.7920 due may be cleared by immediate cash down
payment of Rs.3600 at
1
% per month?
2
1
% per month 6% p.a.
2
A = Rs.7920
P.V = 3600
R = 6%
T =?
Using Equation (1)
T = 20 years
6. What is the true discount on a bill of Rs.2916 due in 3 years hence at 8% C.I.?
P.V
A
(1 i ) T
R
100
= Rs. 2314(approx)
T.D = A PV = Rs.602
Bankers Discount:
The bankers discount (B.D) is the SI on the face value for a period from the
date on which the bill was discounted and the legally due date.
The money paid by the banker to the bill holder is called the discountable
value.
The difference between the bankers discount and the true discount for the
unexpired time is called the Bankers Gain (B.G).
Explanation:
A and B are two traders. A owes Rs.5000 to B and agrees to pay it after 4
months. B prepares a document called Bill of Exchange. A accepts it and orders his
bank to pay Rs.5000 after 4 months with three days of grace period. This date is
called legally due date and on that day B can present the draft for withdrawal of
Rs.5000 and this Rs 5000 is called the Face Value (F.V).
Let 5th May be the legally due date for B. Suppose that B wants money
before 5th May say on 3rd March. In such case, B sells the bill (draft) to the Bank.
Bank accepts it and in order to gain some profit, the Bank charges B with SI on the
face value for unexpired time i.e. from 3 rd March to 8th May. This deduction is known
as Bankers Discount.
Remark:
When the days of the bill are not given, grace days are not to be added.
List of Formulae:
1. B.D = S.I on the bill for the unexpired time.
2. B.G = B.D T.D
3. B.G = S.I on T.D
ART
100
4. B.D
ART
100 RT
5.
T.D
6.
T.D
7.
8.
T.D
(B.G) 100
RT
(B.D)(T.D)
(B.D) (T.D)
(P.V) (B.G)
EXAMPLES:
1. If the true discount on a certain sum due 6 months hence at 6% is Rs.40, find
the B.D on the same sum for the same time and at the same rate.
B.G = S.I on T.D =
40
1
6 1.20
100 2
16 %
PT
90 2
6
3
3. Find the bankers gain on a bill of Rs.6900 due 3 years hence at 5% p.a. S.I.
B.D
sum R T
Rs.1035
100
T.D
sum R T
Rs.900
100 (R T)
3
of the
23
B.D on it for the same time and at the same rate. Find the rate percent.
If B.G = Rs.1 then B.D. =
T.D = B.D B.G = Rs.
Amount =
23
3
20
3
(B.D) (T.D)
460
Rs
(B.D) (T.D)
9
P = 460; T =
23
2
; S.I =
; R =?
3
3
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R=
S.I 100 5
%
P.T
2
5. The present value of a certain bill due some time hence is Rs.1600 and the
discount on the bill is Rs.160. Find the bankers discount.
From equation (8)
B.G
(T.D)2
160 160
Rs.16
P.V
1600
1000
26 100 mtrs.
260
90
1000 240 sec
375
10
60
10
6 1000 mtrs.
60
A has a start of 1000 + 100 = 1100 mtrs. In order to over take A, B should gain
1100 mtrs. But B gains 2000 mtrs in 60 min.
The time taken by B to gain 1100 mtrs. =
60
1100 33 min.
2000
6
36
km
3.5 3
7
36
km, then B walks 5 km
7
57
35
3
km
36
12
35
1
km i.e.
C should give B a start of 3
of a km.
12
12
45
90 81 points.
50
(x 15)
(x 20) points.
x
(x 15)(x 20)
x 32
x
x = 100