Budget came from a French word “baguette” which means a small bag. James Wilson from the East India Company India's first formal budget was presented under the British Empire in 1860. The railway finances were separated from the general government finances in 1924 for the 1st time in British India.
(35.09 × 4.98 + 512.12 ÷ 31.82) =?
49.99% of 5400 + 923=?
194.95 + 3.98 × 64.99 - ? = (10.99 + 9.02)2
(29.892 × √290) + 32.98 × 6.91 = ?
`sqrt(7.987 X 24.790 +199.991)`
[(80.97) 3/2 + 124.95 of 8% - {(21.02/6.95) × 10.9 × 5.93}]/ 45.08 = ?
26.23 × 31.82 + 44.8% of 1200 + ? = 1520
(29.98% of 9840) + ? + (19.899% of 8490) = 7560
? + 154.99 – 110.01 = 30.01 × 4.98
(64.99% of 599.91 + 49.99% of 199.99 + 135.11) = ?2