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JavaScript Program to Find Simple Interest
To find simple interest in javascript, we will find the product of principal amount, rate of interest(%) and time period. Simple intrest is a quick and easy method to find the intrest charge or extra amount paid by borrower to lender on certain amount of principal within a time period.
In this article we are given a data of principal, rate and time, our task is to write a JavaScript program to find simple interest. Users must be familiar with the formula to calculate the simple interest, arithemetic operators in javascript and javascript functions.
Formula:
Simple Intrest(SI): (p * r * t)/100 where, p = Principal amount r = Rate of interest t = Time period
Example
Input: p = 12000, r = 5, t = 2 SI = (p*r*t)/100 SI = (12000*5*2)/100 Output: SI = 1200
Steps to Find Simple Interest
We will be following below mentioned steps to find simple intrest.
- First, we have declared three variables principal, rate, and time to store the principal amount, rate of interest, and time in years respectively.
- Then we have defined a function interest() to find the simple intrest and passed p, r and t as arguments representing principal, rate and time respectively.
- The function returns the intrest amount by calculating (p*r*t)/100. Simple intrest is calculated by calling the function intrest() by passing principal, rate and time variables as arguments, and is stored in the variable simpleIntrest.
- The output is displayed in web console using console.log().
Example
Here is an example code implementing above mentioned steps to find simple intrest using JavaScript.
let principal=12000, rate=5, time=2; function interest(p, r, t) { return (p*r*t)/100; } let simpleIntrest = interest(principal, rate, time); console.log("Simple intrest: " +simpleIntrest);
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