A person invests in the stock market at 10% per annum, compounded annually, for 1 years. If the interest was compounded half-yearly, he would have received Rs. 75 more. Find the sum that invest in the stock market.

A person invests in the stock market at 10% per annum, compounded annually, for 1 years. If the interest was compounded half-yearly, he would have received Rs. 75 more. Find the sum that invest in the stock market.
1). Rs. 40,000
2). Rs. 35,000
3). Rs. 30,000
4). Rs. 38,000

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