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    A person invested part of Rs.$$45000$$ at $$4$$% and the rest at $$6$$%. If his annual income from both are equal, then what is the average cost of interest?
  • Question 2
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    The principal which yields a simple interest of $$Rs. 90$$ at $$6$$% per annum in $$3$$ years is
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    The population of a State increased from $$100$$ million to $$169$$ million in two decades. What is the average increase in population per decade?
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    Depreciation, as the term is used in accounting, means ___________.
    Solution
    Assets that are used in the business for the long term to earn future economic benefits are termed fixed assets. The cost of such fixed assets is allocated and charged to profit and loss account over the usefulness of the asset which is called depreciation. Such depreciation is a reduction in the value of assets over a period of time due to the wear and tear of the assets.
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    The population of a City decreases by 3% of the initial at the beginning of every year. If the present population is 1,25,000, what will be after 2 years?
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    A town's population increased by $$1200$$ people, and then this new population decreased $$11$$%. The town now had $$32$$ less people than it did before the $$1200$$ increase. Find the original population.
    Solution

    Let the population be $$P$$. 

    So, the increased population will be $$P + 1200$$. 

    The population after $$11\% $$ decrease in population becomes $$P - 32$$. 

    Therefore,

    $${{P}} - 32 = \left( {{{P}} + 1200} \right) - \dfrac{{11}}{{100}}\left( {{{P}} + 1200} \right)$$

    $${{P}} = 10000$$

    So, the total population is $$10000$$.

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    A teacher buys a colour T.V. for Rs. 11256 at $$8\dfrac { 1 }{ 3 }\%$$ Compound Interest and repays the amount in 3 equal annual installments, at the end of every year. How much should be paid in each installment?
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    Depreciation is a measure of the wearing out, consumption or other loss of value of a depreciable asset arising from -
    I. Use
    II. Effluxion of time
    III. Obsolescence through technology and market changes
    Select the correct answer from the options given below
    Solution
    As per Accounting Standard-6, Depreciation is a measure of the wearing out,consumption or other loss of value of a appreciable asset arising from useeffluxion of time or obsolescence through technology and market changesDepreciation is a non-cash flow expense for an entity.
    Therefore,  The correct option is D.
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    Rate of interest is decided by
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    Which of these is not an accepted method of depreciation
    Solution
    there are generally four methods of depreciation:-
    1. Straight Line method
    2. Double-Declining balance method
    3. Written down value method
    4. Sinking Fund method.
    Therefore Market value is not an accepted method of depreciation.
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