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answered on 07-Mar-22 09:56

can anyone tell me how to solve this problem which was given in below image

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Power of prime numbers 2 ^ 2 = 4, 3^3 = 9 5 ^ 2 = 25 7 ^2 = 49 11^2 = 121 13^2 = 169 17^2 = 289 19^2 = 361 23^2 = 529 every alternate prime not considered i.e. 3,7,13,19 So answer is 529

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Iss this true.

Others

answered on 06-Mar-22 22:28

Can anyone clarify below image pls......

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Ok sir

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ITT

Others

answered on 06-Mar-22 21:43

Is laptop necessary to complete ITT course(offline)..

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No need

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Exam registration form

Exams

answered on 07-Mar-22 14:54

I have made the payment of fee and got the pdf of exam registration form. But I am not getting the photos and signature in that. So that I will get attested that form after affixes the photos and signature from ICAI member. My doubt is that what should I do after completing the attestation of the exam registration form. I request the faculties to help me as soon as possible.

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OK bro

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Ind AS 116

Financial Reporting

answered on 09-Mar-22 13:05

Please explain the concept of Explicit/implicit Contract concept in Ind AS 116 - Leases

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Explicit - Mentioned in the contract. Like lease of Flat No 202, XYZ Complex. Implicit - Implied by contract. Say A car leasing company has only 1 model of 7 seater car - Innova. And if the contract mentions that the supplier will provide a 13 seater car. It is implied that the contract is for Innova.

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Capital structure

Financial Management

answered on 07-Mar-22 12:37

Ke =[Ko]+[(ko-Kd)Ã?debt/equity]... Can anyone send me derivation for this formula?

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Here Ke represents levered equity, Ko refers to cost of equity capital with no leverage, and (Ko-Kd)*debt/equity refers to financing premium. And according to MM approach cost of equity rises with leverage, because risk to equity rises. So this is derived from the concept, Levered equity = unlevered equity + financing premium

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Cost of capital

Financial Management

answered on 07-Mar-22 11:02

Please explain the concept behind this sum..

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Generally when it is difficult to forecast future, then realized yield approach is used to calculate cost of equity. In the given illustration, past years' average return is calculated. Mean may be arithmetic mean(simple average) or Geometric mean. GM = nth root of product of n terms.

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FR - IND AS - 109

Others

answered on 08-Mar-22 18:08

Can you please tell me When service condition not exist in case of loan to employees In that case extra paid ( loan amount - fv of loan) Treated as employee benefits cost, this cost should we write off or charge in p&l only??

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Ok thank you e

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Financial break even point

Financial Management

answered on 06-Mar-22 19:06

Can anyone explain the concept of financial breakeven point with formulas..

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Thank u

Sajeetha R

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General question

Corporate & Other Laws

answered on 06-Mar-22 18:10

What are the important differrniate type question to be covered from partnership act???.... ( difference between.... Type)

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Please refer to past question paper analysis under free resources

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