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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowIn finance, window dressing refers to the efforts taken to make the financial statements of a business look better before they are publicly released. This is not a tool for financial statement analysis. Rest of the options form part of financial statement analysis.
A man invested all his current month income in starting of a new business in which he spends 40% in advertisement 20% of remaining in furniture 10% of r...
Sumit spends 30% of his salary on food items and 30% of the remaining amount on electricity bill. If Sumit saves Rs. 29400, what is his total salary?
In a job fair, 50% of the people are graduates, one fifth of them are post graduates and rest are double graduates. If three-fourth of the graduates, 60...
Income of A is 65% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 20% of his Income and equals to Rs. 1400. Find the difference between the incom...
In an election, two candidates A and B participated. 2⁄5 of the voters promised to vote for A and rest promised to vote for B. On the voting day 2...
In an election two candidates participated. 10% voters did not vote. 11(1/9)% votes declared invalid and the winner got 75% of the valid votes. If he wo...
In an election, two candidates A and B participated. 2⁄5 of the voters promised to vote for A and rest promised to vote for B. On the voting day 25% o...
If the price of an essential good rises by 18% and the consumer decreases his consumption by 12%, what will be the percentage change in the expenditure?
Monthly income of A and B is Rs. (x + 1500) and Rs. x, respectively. If monthly income of A is increased by 12.5% while that of B is decreased by 25% th...
A gets 34% of the full marks in an exam and fails by 80 marks. B gets 36% of the full marks in the same exam and he also fails by 64 marks. What is the ...
