Accountancy, asked by krishnapoojari112kp, 6 months ago

2. Interest is always calculated on the
(a) Market Value of the security
(c) Book value of the security
Nominal Value of the security
(d) Weighted Average Cost of the​

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Answered by manipillai22
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nominal value of the security

Answered by steffiaspinno
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Nominal Value of the security

The nominal value of security regularly alluded to as face or standard worth, is its reclamation cost and is typically expressed on the facade of that security. Regarding securities and stocks, it is the expressed worth of a given security, rather than its reasonable worth. It is the unadjusted worth of a resource without considering allowances and charges, like costs, assessments, and expansion. It is rather than the genuine worth of a resource, which thinks about allowances and expenses.

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