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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowCAAT stands for Computer Assisted Audit Techniques. CAAT refers to the use of computer-based tools and techniques to assist auditors in performing various audit procedures and tasks. These techniques involve the use of specialized software and data analysis tools to automate data extraction, verification, analysis, and reporting during the audit process. CAATs can enhance audit efficiency, improve accuracy, and provide auditors with deeper insights into the client's financial data and systems.
The ratio of cost price to the marked price of an article is 5:8. The article had been marked above its cost price by Rs. 360. If the article was sold a...
A person named 'X' purchased a mobile phone and a headphone. He sells the mobile phone at a 20% profit and the headphone at a 10%...
A and B together started a business with initial investment in the ratio of 3:5, respectively. The time-period of investment for A and B is in the ratio...
The cost price of two articles is same. One article is sold at 25% profit and another at 12% loss. If the selling price of one article is Rs. 777 more t...
A shopkeeper marked the price of a bicycle at Rs. 15,000. He offers a discount of 30% on the marked price, and an additional 5% d...
D-Mart sold two toys - one at 10% loss and another at 20% profit. What is the percent profit or loss if the cost prices of the toys are in the ratio 3:2?
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A person buys 5 tables and 9 chairs for Rs15,400. He sells the tables at 10% profit and chairs at 20% profit. If his total profit on selling all the tab...
Selling price of article ‘A’ when sold at a profit of 50% is Rs. 180 more than its selling price when sold at a loss of 40%. If the cost price of ar...
A shopkeeper mixes 40 kg sugar worth Rs.15 per kg with 160 kg sugar worth Rs. 25 per kg. At what rate should he sell the mixture per kg to gain a profit...
