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From I: By using the formula, CI - SI = P (rate/100)2× (300 + r)/100 = 420 From II: By using the formula, CI = {P (1+rate/100)3-1 } = 945 From III: By using the formula, 1.21P= {P (1+rate/100)2} So 1.21 = (1+rate/100)2 or R =10% So we can find principal by any of the two statements.
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