Science, asked by NamitaGeniues, 1 year ago

What is five rupees ?

RAH38: it is a currency of India

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Answered by JenniferFernandez

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Five rupess is a part of Indian currency which is featured as a coin and it equals to 500 paise.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Firstly rupees is a part of Indian currency .Five rupees equals to five hundred praise as paise is smaller unit of rupees.Through it some other currency can exchange.Mostly rupees of five are printed on coins as well as on paper by RBI .RBI stands for reserve bank of India.It is a standard bank which control on currency of India.

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