you need to add 000 after all the figures , like if some one say the annual revenue will be 125, and they have mentioned on the top Rs. (000) , 125000.
and if it is 9800 , so actually will be 9800,000. why they do that do make the thing easy to read or to calculate.
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Average revenue is the revenue per unit of the commodity sold. Average revenue and price are the same thing. It is obtained by dividing total revenue by the number of units sold by the producer. Suppose a firm's total revenue from the sale of 100 bicycles is Rs. 1,20,000,average revenue here will be, RS.12,00(1,20,000/100). Marginal revenue ia a net addition to the total revenue when one more unit of a commodity is sold. For example,suppose a firm receives total revenue of Rs. 5,000 from the sales of 10 fans and Rs.5,480 by selling 11 fans. Here Rs. 480(5,480-5,000) will be the marginal revenue from the sale of the 11th fan. Algebrically, marginal revenue is the addition to total revenue of the firm when it sells n units of product instead of n-1 units.
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Marginal revenue is the amount of revenue which comes from every increase of a unit sales of . take a example. 5 mangoes sold at 60 Rs. 6 mangos sold at Rs 70. Thus the marginal revenue for 6th mango is 10/- Rs . formula is marginal revenue = total sales value/ no of units (-) total sales value/ no of units {after adding the units)
Marginal revenue is the amount of revenue which comes from every increase of a unit sales of . take a example. 5 mangoes sold at 60 Rs. 6 mangos sold at Rs 70. Thus the marginal revenue for 6th mango is 10/- Rs . formula is marginal revenue = total sales value/ no of units (-) total sales value/ no of units {after adding the units)
Annual Income is Rs.60000/- which translates into Rs.5000/- monthly. Out of which Emma spends Rs.4000/- monthly which corresponds to 80% of her monthly income.
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The latest limit is above RS 5000.
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CAGR means Compounded Annual Growth Rate in terms of stock market terms. Suppose Rs. 100 is invested in year 1 for 5 years & after 5 years Rs. 100 become Rs.180 then CAGR in this case shall be 16% i.e. Rs.Rs.80(Return)/Rs.100(Initially invested).
The annual turnover of TCS for the year 2009-2010 was Rs.30,029 crores or USD 6.3 Billion