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answered on 15-May-21 18:20

Unable to solve Q13 in 'additional questions' of the below-attached study material, kindly send the solution and explanation for the same.

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Yes understood, getting the answer, thank you!

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how to do this question

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answered on 15-May-21 11:35

If the interest of a money is equal to its one by nine, the rate of interest and time are equal then find rate of interest is. (a) % (b) 4½%

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Assuming, it's a simple interest that is being talked, we shall have SI = (1/9) P SI = (P x R x T)/100 implies (1/9) P = (P x R x T)/100 since, rate of interest and time are equal, we shall get 100/9 = r sqaure implies 10/3 - 3-1/3% will be interest

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discounting rate

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answered on 12-May-21 10:56

what is logic of using the term discounting rate in the present value calculation

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Discount generally means something less.

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time value of money , tried the question but not getting ,

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answered on 12-May-21 19:20

sir please do provide the solution and explain it for the following question Q1 . The ratio of principal and the compound interest value for three years (compounded annually) is 216: 127. The rate of interest is (a) 0.1567 (b) 0.1777 (c) 0.1666 (d) 0.1588 Q2. An amount is lent at a nominal rate of 4.5% per annum compounded quarterly. What would be the gain in rupees over when compounded annually. (a) 0.56 (b) 0.45 (c) 0.76 (d) 0.85 Q3. 20. Suppose you deposit Rs. 900 per month into an account that pays 14.8% interest compound monthly. How much money will you get after 9 months? (a) Rs. 8,511 (b) Rs. 9,000 (c) Rs. 9,200 (d) Rs. 1,000 Q4. A five year annuity due has periodic cash flow of Rs. 100 each year, If the interest rate is 8% the future value of this annuity is given by (a) (Rs. 100) Ã? (future value at rate 8% for 5 years) Ã? (0.08) (b) (Rs. 100) Ã?(future value at rate 8% for 5 years) Ã? (1â??.08) (c) (Rs. 100) Ã? (future value at rate 8% for 5 years) Ã? (1+.08) (d) (Rs. 100) Ã? (future value at rate 8% for 5 years) Ã?(1/0.08)

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thank u sir , got it

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Permutations and combinations

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answered on 10-May-21 14:01

Answer the question ?

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Total letters in word - 8 We want 2 Ls together, so treat it is 1 single letter. We have one letter A repeating 2 times. So, words can be arranged in 7 factorial / 2 factorial ways. Now, this includes some arrangements in which three L's are together and it may be L(LL) or (LL)L. And these are similar for example PAAR(LL)LE & PAARL(LL)E. We need to deduct such arrangements. No. of such arrangements, will be 6 factorial / 2 factorial ways. Here, we consider 3Ls as single letter and then divided by 2! as A is repeating. Hence, final answer - 7 factorial / 2 factorial - 6 factorial / 2 factorial. Hope this clarifies

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Measures of central tendency

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answered on 04-May-21 16:03

Why we have to use G.M but not A.M FOR Measuring of average rate of returns?

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In order to do compounding and to arrive at accurate result, GM will be applied while calculating the average rate of return

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Integrations

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answered on 04-May-21 17:24

Give me the andwer

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34.5 or 69/2

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Factor multiplying ratio

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answered on 23-Apr-21 13:34

Sir in module you gave an example of 3/4, 5/6 . we took LCM(4,6) and made the fractions 9/12 and 10/12 . In this what is the factor multiplying ratio? Pls help me sir...Thanks in advance!!

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Thanks you!!

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Logical reasoning-blood relations doubt

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answered on 19-Apr-21 20:49

Sir in the question which you have taught in "section 5"-i have provided the screenshot In that question mithun could be the son of mohan , as there is a difference of only one level between them, and in that way mithun would be cousin of rekha and thereby uncle of sharat?? Is it possible?

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Ok,got it sir Thank you :)

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Logical reasoning (module 1)

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answered on 18-Apr-21 14:05

Hello sir I have the following doubts in module 1 of logical reasoning 1)in "section 3 video" one question is given as If a=1 Fat=27 Faith= ? Then you have told to add the codes of alphabets =6+1+9+20+8=44 But sir we could also solved it in this particular manner?:- A has 1 alphabet = 1 cube=1 FAT has 3 alphabet = 3 cube=27 Impling FAITH has 5 alphabet = 5 cube=125 Why we didn't did in this manner? 2)in "section 4 video" one question is given as Find the odd one out from April,November,September, October Then you found the number of days in month As only october has 31 days its the odd one out But sir September, October,November come subsequently and there is a large gap between april and other months Then why april is not the odd man out? Sir i am really confused regarding these 2 sums :( Please solve my doubts ...

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Ok sir Thank you :)

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