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Let the sum invested be Rs. x Therefore, simple interest received = Rs. (x – 500) According to the question, {(x × 10 × 6)/100} = x – 500 => 0.60x = x – 500 => 0.40x = 500 => x = 500/0.40 = 1250 Therefore, simple interest received = x – 500 = 1250– 500 = Rs. 750
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