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CAT 2025 Set-1 | Quantitative Aptitude | Question-9

At a certain simple rate of interest, a given sum amounts to Rs. $13920$ in $3$ years, and to Rs. $18960$ in $6$ years and $6$ months. If the same given sum had been invested for $2$ years at the same rate as before but with interest compounded every $6$ months, then the total interest earned, in rupees, would have been nearest to

  1. $3221$
  2. $3180$
  3. $3150$
  4. $3096$

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