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303 pulse equals 113 rupees then 1 pulse equals paise?

1 pulse = 113/303 rupees =11300/303 paise = 37.29 paise.


How do you write a cheque rupees and paise?

To write a cheque in rupees and paise, start by writing the amount in words on the line provided. For example, if the amount is 500 rupees and 50 paise, you would write "Five hundred rupees and fifty paise." Then, in the box on the right, write the amount in numerals as "500.50." Ensure both the words and figures match to avoid any discrepancies.


How to write a check for Rs 1500.45 paise?

In Words: One Thousand Five Hundred and Forty Five Paise Only In Numbers: Rs.1500/45


How much is 1 cent in Indian rupees?

52.490 paise


Compare 1908 prices with 2008?

in 1908 all the things price in paise, but now its in rupees..


5.2 million American dollars equal to Indian rupees?

Five rupee twenty paise.


How much is1 paise?

One paise is one-hundredth of a rupee, which is the currency unit in India. In terms of value, 1 paise is equivalent to 0.01 Indian rupees. It is a very small denomination and is rarely used in transactions today.


How many 10 paise in 1 crore?

To find out how many 10 paise coins are in 1 crore, first convert 1 crore into paise. Since 1 crore is equal to 10 million, and there are 100 paise in a rupee, 1 crore is 1,00,00,000 rupees, which equals 10,00,00,000 paise. Dividing this by 10 paise, you get 1,00,00,000 coins. Therefore, there are 1 crore (10,000,000) 10 paise coins in 1 crore.


How much does 6.9 cents mean in rupees?

1 cent =0.44 inr=44 indian paise


How much 0.2 cent in Indian rupee?

0.2 cent in India rupees is 0.88 INR or you can say 88 paise.


When the value of 1 dollar to Indian currency was 39.89 Indian rupees?

No. The value of 1 United States of American dollar to Indian currency is 49 Indian Rupees and 55647 Indian Paise


You gain 70 paise on rs 70 your gain is?

To find the gain percentage, you can use the formula: (Gain/Cost Price) × 100. Here, the gain is 70 paise (or 0.70 rupees) and the cost price is 70 rupees. Therefore, the gain percentage is (0.70/70) × 100, which equals 1%. Thus, your gain is 1%.