A man wants to buy $124$ shares available at $R s 66$ (N.V. $= R s 50$ ).
How much should he invest

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No. of shares $(n) = 124$

Nominal value $(N . V .) = R s . 50$

Market value $(M . V .) = R s . 66$

Investment $= M . V . \times n$

$= 66 \times 124 = R s . 8184$

Hence he should invest $R s . 8184$ .

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A man wants to buy 124 shares available at Rs 66 (N.V. =Rs 50).How much should he invest

No. of shares (n)=124Nominal value (N.V.)=Rs.50Market value (M.V.)=Rs.66Investment =M.V.×n=66×124=Rs.8184Hence he should invest Rs.8184.

A man wants to buy $124$ shares available at $R s 66$ (N.V. $= R s 50$ ).
How much should he invest

No. of shares $(n) = 124$

Nominal value $(N . V .) = R s . 50$

Market value $(M . V .) = R s . 66$

Investment $= M . V . \times n$

$= 66 \times 124 = R s . 8184$

Hence he should invest $R s . 8184$ .