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How much it costs to manufacture a 100 rs note for Indian government?
2 rs
Can you make 1000 rs with out using 100 rs notes but with only 10 no of notes?
You can make 1000 RS without using a 100 RS note. Five 150 RS notes plus five 50 RS notes equals 1000 RS in 10 notes.
You have 100 rs so you want change in that there is no10rupees notebut it should be 10 notes?
To achieve this, you can break down the 100 Rs into 10 Rs notes. You would have 10 notes of 10 Rs each, totaling 100 Rs. This way, you can ensure that there are 10 notes in total without using a 10 Rs note.
How Change 100 rupee note into 50 notes without 2 rupee note?
Please consider the below allocation as a answer: 20 20 20 20 5 5 5 2 2 1
What is the weight for 100 rs note warht 1 crore Indian rupees?
17 kg.
What is the value 100 rupees C.D.Deshmukh note with eagle and snake?
about Rs. 15 lakh, its my opinion can be wrong
100 birds of 100 rupees rate is 20 sparrows of rs 1.1 peacock of rs 5. 1 parrot of rs 1 .buy all 3 kind of birds?
4 rs = 80 spparows 95 rs = 19 parrots 1 rs = 1 crow. 4+95+1= 100 rs 80+19+1 = 100 birds
How do you find answer for 100ml 100 rs so 1000ml equals Rs?
Two ways - which are closely related. Method 1: 1000 ml is 10 times as big as 100 ml and so will be 10 times as much. Since the first is 100 rs then the second is ten times as much, which is 1000 rs. Method 2: 100 ml for 100 rs is equivalent to 1 rs per 1 ml or 1 rs per ml. At that rate, 1000 ml will be 1000 rs.
What percent of Rs 9 is Rs 5?
To find out what percent of Rs 9 is Rs 5, you need to divide Rs 5 by Rs 9 and then multiply the result by 100 to express it as a percentage. So, (5/9) * 100 = 55.56%. Therefore, Rs 5 is approximately 55.56% of Rs 9.
What is a weight of 1crore Rs in 1000 Re note?
The weight of Rs 1 crore in Rs 1000 notes would be approximately 10 kg. This is based on the weight of a single Rs 1000 note, which is around 1 gram.
You want 1000 rs now what can you do?
you want 100 rs what you can do now
By selling an article for Rs 34.04 a man gains 7.5 percent What is the cost price?
cost price = 100/100+r*selling price = 100/100+7.5*34.04 = 100/107.5*34.04 = 100*3440/10750 = Rs 32 the cost price is Rs 32.
