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Banking

A bank is an institution which carries on the business of taking deposits and lending money. The rate of interest charged by the bank from its borrowers is usually higher than what it pays to depositors. The business of receiving, safeguarding and lending of money is called banking.

Filed Under: Business Maths Tagged With: Bank Accounts, Banking, Current Account, Fixed Deposits, Recurring Deposits, Saving Account

More on Complex Numbers

In this chapter we shall cover advanced topics under complex numbers.

Filed Under: Algebra Tagged With: Amplitude of Complex Number, Argument of Complex Number, Complex Numbers

Value Added Tax (VAT)

In the VAT system, the tax is realized by the government at many points in the supply chain, right from the manufacturer to the retailer.

Filed Under: Business Maths Tagged With: Tax, Value Added tax, VAT

Percentages

Percentages are very much part of our lives but what does percentage mean? “Per cent” means “out of 100”; and “out of”, mathematically means “divide by”.

Filed Under: Business Maths Tagged With: Calculator, Percentage

Profit and Loss

Calculating Cost Price, Sell Price, Marked Price, Net Price, Discount, Profit, Loss Profit Percent, Loss Percent

Filed Under: Business Maths Tagged With: Cost Price, Discount, Loss, Marked Price, Net Price, Profit, Sell Price

Ratio and Proportion

In comparing two quantities of the same kind, the fraction, which expresses by how many times the first quantity is greater or smaller than the second quantity is called the ‘ratio’ between the quantities. When the values of two ratios are equal, they are said to be in ‘proportion’ and one is called proportional to the other.

Filed Under: Arithmetic Tagged With: Proportion, Ratio

Combination

A combination is a grouping or selection of all or part of a number of things without reference to the arrangement of the things selected.

Filed Under: Algebra Tagged With: Combination, Combination Formula, Group Theory, Permutation

Permutation

A permutation is an arrangement of all or part of a number of things in a definite order. For example, the permutations of the three letters a, b, c taken all at a time are abc, acb, bac, bca, cba, cab.

Filed Under: Algebra Tagged With: Group Theory, Permutations

Logarithm

a and M be two real numbers such that a>0 and not equal to 1and M > 0. A real number x is called “the logarithm of M to the base a” if a to the power of x is equal to M.

Filed Under: Algebra Tagged With: Log 1, Log e, Logarithm, Logarithm Laws

Quadratic Equations

An equation of the form ax^2 + bx +c = 0 (a being nonzero) in which 2 is the highest power of x and a,b,c are any three numbers free from x is called an equation of second degree or a quadratic equation in x.

Filed Under: Algebra Tagged With: Complex Numbers, Quadratic Equation

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