What does the term "out of order" typically refer to in the context of loans?
An "out of order" loan refers to a loan that is not being paid on time or in full, and is significantly overdue. This is a red flag for banks and financial institutions, as it suggests that the borrower may be facing financial difficulties or may be unwilling to repay the loan.
A shopkeeper has 112 kg rice a part of it, he sells at the profit of 40% and rest at loss of 16% and he get the loss of 12% so what is the quantity sold...
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A jug initially contains 80 liters of a mixture of milk and chocolate, with the quantity of chocolate being 30% of the total mixture. A liters of the mi...
A shopkeeper has 76 kg rice a part of it, he sells at the profit of 28% and rest at loss of 10% and he get the loss of 8% so what is the quantity sold a...
The seller sold a total of 40 kg of rice bags, comprising Basmati Rice and Brown Rice. The cost price of Basmati rice is Rs.72/kg, and that of Brown ric...
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In jar 1, 280 litres of milk was mixed with 50 litres of water. Some of the mixture was taken out from Jar 1 and put into Jar 2. When 36 litres of milk ...
