$A$ sum invested at $5 \%$ simple interest per annum grows to ₹ $504$ in $4$ years. The same amount at $10 \%$ simple interest per annum in $2 \frac{1}{2}$ years will grow to (in ₹):

Sumit lends ₹ $10000$ for $2$ $years$ at $20 \%$ per annum simple interest. After $1$ $year,$ he receives ₹ $6000$. How much (in ₹) will he receive next year?

$A$ sum of ₹ $26000$ was lent out in two parts in such a way that the interest on one part at $10 \%$ for $5$ $years$ is equal to that on the other part at $9 \%$ for $6$ $years.$ The sum lent out at $10 \%$ is (In ₹)

The simple interest on a sum of money is $\frac{8}{25}$ of the sum. If the number of years is numerically half the rate percent per annum,then the rate percent per annum is

If the simple interest on ₹ $x$ at a rate of $a \%$ for $m$ years is same as that on ₹ $y$ at a rate of $a^2 \%$ for $m^2$ years,then $x: y$ is equal to

$A$ lent ₹ $5,000$ to $B$ for $2$ years and ₹ $3,000$ to $C$ for $4$ years on simple interest at the same rate of interest and received ₹ $2,200$ in all from both of them as interest. The rate of interest (in $\%$) per annum is: