The cost of capital is the rate of return that a company must earn on its investments to maintain the value of its stock price and satisfy the expectations of its investors. It represents the average cost of all sources of financing that a company uses to raise capital, including debt, equity, and any other financial instruments.
A started a business with an investment of Rs. 1000. After some months, B joins the business with an investment of Rs.3000 and after two more months C j...
X and Y enter into a partnership with capital in the ratio 3: 5. After 5 months X adds 50% of his capital, while Y withdraws 60% of his capital. What is...
‘A’ started a business by investing Rs. 2000. Four months later, ‘B’ joined by investing Rs. ‘x’. If at the end of the year ‘B’ received...
In a business, A invested Rs. 1600 more than that by B. After 7 months, A left the business. If at the end of the year, profit earned by B is equal to t...
Palash invest twice the sum invested by Vicky and withdraws half of the sum after 4 months and again withdraws half of the remaining sum after 2 months....
"A", "B", and "C" jointly established a venture. Initially, "A" invested 25% more funds than "B", while "C" contributed 20% more than "A". Four months a...
A and B started a business by investing sum in the ratio 5:7 respectively for 6 and 10 months respectively. If annual profit earned by B is Rs.1400, the...
A, B and C started a business together. The ratio of the investment of A to that of B was 5 : 6 and the ratio of the investment of B to that of C was 12...
A and B started a business with investments in the ratio 11:10 respectively. After 10 months, C joined them with an investment 40% more than the ...
In a partnership business, A invests 1/6th of the capital for 1/6 of the total time, B invests 1/4th of the capital for 1/4 of the total time and C, the...
