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answered on 19-Jul-20 12:54
Sir can you please explain 12th question of exercise 13(A) in syllogism chapter through VENN DIAGRAM only...
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Conclusion 1 - Some erasers are papers. this is true As X = C + B + A and if B & C are >0, then some erasers are papers. If B&C are both 0 even then Erasers are papers. The Conclusion stands whether value of B& C is = 0 or >0 Conclusion 2 - Some pens are not papers - this is false because if B= 0, then all pens are papers So final Answer is a - only Conclusion 1 is right
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answered on 20-Jul-20 13:35
Bowleys index number is equal to average of paasche's and laspeyre's index number..... Then how to calculate the below question in which they have given fisher's index number
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1) Fisherâ??s Index is G.M. of Laspeyresâ?? and Paascheâ??s Index Number (Fisherâ??s Index is Ideal Index ) 2) Bowleyâ??s Index is the A.M. of Laspeyresâ?? and Paascheâ??s Index Number By using the above two you can get the answer. OR F^2=LÃ?P & 2B=L+P
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answered on 17-Jul-20 00:08
Is there any additional book for practice maths???
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Our material and ICAI material would be enough. Being through with the concept and understanding it is important.
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Index numbers
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answered on 13-Jul-20 10:23
I need a little more explanation for splicing of index numbers
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The process of combining two or more index numbers covering different bases into a single series is called splicing. It means if two time periods are overlapping i.e., having different base years, then to make them same base year we use slicing.
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Ratios
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answered on 16-Jul-20 13:59
Sir pls answer this
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Please share the workings so that we can help you.
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Ratios
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answered on 07-Jul-20 08:50
Explain this two properties
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I want ex for second property
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Permutations
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answered on 06-Jul-20 13:55
I think option b is correct
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Option C is correct and the MCQ has been update and uploaded.
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answered on 06-Jul-20 13:13
Sir I think option d is correct
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Duplicate of ratio 3:4= 9:16 Triplicate ratio of 2:3= 8:27 Now we have 4 ratios, i.e., 4/9 ;9/16; 8/27 and 9/7 Compounded ratio of these ratios = 4/9 Ã? 9/16 Ã? 8/27 Ã? 9/7 = 2:21â??
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Exam doubt
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answered on 06-Jul-20 13:39
1.Probability 2.Theoretical distribution 3.Correlation and regression In the above chapters in statistics which one is the toughest and will consume more time to solve in exams??
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Correlation and Regression would take up a bit more time than the other two. And when it comes to difficulty it varies from person to person.
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answered on 05-Jul-20 14:19
Please give answer
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Are you from masterminds clg
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