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If the rate of compound interest of principal Rs. `p` is r% per annum and the interest is compound quarterly, i.e. the number of phase of compound in a year is 4, then find the amount for `n` years.

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The required amount `=Rs. P(1+(r/4)/100)^(4n)=Rs. P(1+r/400)^(4n)`
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