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The minimum amount required to open a fixed deposit is

A

Rs.

1000

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B

Rs.

500

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C

Rs.

2000

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D

Rs.

300

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Solution

The correct option is D Rs. $1000$
The minimum amount required to open a fixed deposit is Rs. $1000$ .

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