A. Financial operation
B. Statistical operation
C. Mathematical operations
D. None of these
Probability is a key concept in statistics, used to measure the likelihood of an event occurring. In the context of interest rates, probability is often applied in risk analysis, forecasting, and financial modeling, which are part of statistical operations.
A. Difference between income and expenditure
B. Total of cash available
C. Interest earned
D. Deposited amount in bank
A. Drawing
B. Loan
C. Capital
D. None of these
A. Return received
B. Return outward
C. Return inward
D. Return Payed
A. Assets
B. Expenses
C. Liabilities
D. Revenues
A. Entry in two sets of books
B. Entry at two ends
C. Entry at two dates
D. Entry for two aspects of the transaction
A. Depreciation
B. Physical deterioration of the asset
C. Decrease in market value of the asset
D. Valuation of an asset at a point of time
A. Financial operation
B. Statistical operation
C. Mathematical operations
D. None of these
