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Abhi and Sheikh were two friends who were discussing different denominations of money that were issued by the Government of India. Which of these is not one of them?

A

Rs. 2000

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Rs. 10000

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Rs. 100

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Rs. 500

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Solution

The correct option is B Rs. 10000
Denominations, also referred to as the currency of a country, are the face value of a banknote or coin which are issued by the Government or the Central Bank of a country. In India, denomination of ₹10000 has not been introduced yet.

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