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How many shares of Rs 10 each at Rs 120 should Rakesh sell to get Rs 7200?
Asked by | 10 Jun, 2012, 04:47: PM
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Rakesh needs to earn Rs 7200. He sells each share at Rs 120.
Therefore, number of shares = Rs 7200 / Rs 120 = 60
 
Thus, the required number of shares which Rakesh should sell is 60.
Answered by | 12 Jun, 2012, 09:48: AM

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