Simple Interest is calculated using:
SI=100P×R×T
where P = Principal, R = Rate of interest per year (%), T = Time (years)
For case (A): P=6600, R=5, T=2
SI=1006600×5×2
SI=10066000
SI=660
For case (B): P=200, R=6, T=5
SI=100200×6×5
SI=1006000
SI=60
For case (C): P=840, R=5, T=4
SI=100840×5×4
SI=10016800
SI=168
For case (D): P=5000, R=12, T=2
SI=1005000×12×2
SI=100120000
SI=1200
Comparing the simple interests:
(D) = Rs 1200
(A) = Rs 660
(C) = Rs 168
(B) = Rs 60
Therefore, the decreasing order is: (D), (A), (C), (B)