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answered on 28-Jun-22 11:04
Isn't it both as for mutually exclusive The limits appear same but for mutually inclusive it appears different. Ques 33
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You are right in principle. But here there is another way of interpreting too. In exclusive classification, upper limit of one class is the same as the lower limit of the successive class. But there, upper limit is excluded from that class and inluced in next class. Example: In mutually exclusive classification, 10-20, 20-30, 30,-40, 20 will be included in 20-30 and not 10-20. So, we may say 20 is not actually the upper limit of 10-20 as upper limit is defined as maximum value that class interval may contain and it will be less than 20 only. So, fine line here. Don't worry, as exam today. If this question gets asked, you can go with option b.
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answered on 28-Jun-22 10:04
Plz guidee in this question.
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Generally, the more decimal places we consider, the more accurate the answer will be, but here even after considering all the decimal places up to 11 digits we are getting Rs1,44,871 only. So nearest value has to be taken - Rs1,44,890
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LR doubt?
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answered on 27-Jun-22 21:48
Who is the ans for the question which is given below
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all the best
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CARO 2020 - Fixed Assets - Revaluation
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answered on 28-Jun-22 12:32
If the fixed asset is revalued that is < 10% of carrying amount but not revalued from registered valuer, Is to be specified or not ?
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Thanks Mam
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answered on 27-Jun-22 21:04
Can anyone tell how to calculate the value of (1.1)^2.4 in calculator? Can anyone also tell how to find value of decimal exponents?
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Good. In addition to above, you may also watch this video: https://youtu.be/NLUOJfjb1nc
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Overheads
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answered on 29-Jun-22 07:46
In this 4th question, why they have not included computer hire charges as overheads
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They have added in(vii) to general common overheads when usign machines with computer
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Ca
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answered on 27-Jun-22 19:20
Ca is easy or tough
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If u're conceptually good, it's easy
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Acca
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answered on 27-Jun-22 19:17
How to register? Any cost for it to?
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Ok TQ again for response
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Acca
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answered on 27-Jun-22 19:15
Acca available here . And is this certified by acca institute?
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Welcome tq
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How to assume?
Accountancy
answered on 28-Jun-22 09:42
Can i assume all as credit transaction if it is not mentioned in question?
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Note should be given if you take that assumption
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