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CBSE 2024 · Region 3 · Set 1 · Q7
Choose the correct alternative to complete the given schedule: Round Deposits Loans (90%) Reserve Ratio (10%) I 2000 1800 200 II...(i)......(ii)...…
Choose the correct alternative to complete the given schedule :
Alternatives :
| Round | Deposits | Loans ($\displaystyle 90$%) | Reserve Ratio ($\displaystyle 10$%) |
| I | $\displaystyle 2000$ | $\displaystyle 1800$ | $\displaystyle 200$ |
| II | ...(i)... | ...(ii)... | $\displaystyle 180$ |
| ... | ... | ... | ... |
| ... | ... | ... | ... |
| Total | ...(iii) ... | ...(iv) ... | $\displaystyle 2000$ |
Official answer
(D)
$\displaystyle 1800$, $\displaystyle 1620$, $\displaystyle 20000$, $\displaystyle 18000$
Marking-scheme solution
(D)
$\displaystyle 1800$, $\displaystyle 1620$, $\displaystyle 20000$, $\displaystyle 18000$
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