$A$ sum was put at simple interest at a certain rate for $2$ years. Had it been put at $1 \%$ higher rate,it would have fetched ₹ $24$ more. The sum is (in ₹):

Nitin borrowed some money at the rate of $6 \% \text{ p.a.}$ for the first three years,$9 \% \text{ p.a.}$ for the next five years,and $13 \% \text{ p.a.}$ for the period beyond eight years. If the total interest paid by him at the end of eleven years is ₹ $8,160$,the money borrowed by him was:

$A$ man invested $\frac{1}{3}$ of his capital at $7 \%$,$\frac{1}{4}$ at $8 \%$,and the remaining at $10 \%$ rate of simple interest. If his annual income from interests is ₹ $561$,then the total capital invested (in ₹) was:

$A$ person invests $Rs. 2,00,000$ at $12 \%$ $p.a.$ for $1$ $year$. If he invests $Rs. 500$ more,he is eligible for $13 \%$ $p.a.$ interest. How much more interest (in $Rs.$) would he receive if he accepted the second option?

Rakesh borrowed ₹ $5000$ from Ganesh at simple interest. If Ganesh received ₹ $500$ more than his capital after $5$ years,then the rate of interest (in $\%$) per annum is:

$A$ took two loans altogether of ₹ $1200$ from $B$ and $C$. $B$ claimed $14 \%$ simple interest per annum,while $C$ claimed $15 \%$ per annum. The total interest paid by $A$ in one year was ₹ $172$. How much did $A$ borrow from $B$?