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Construction of index numbers - class-XI
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Laspeyre's index $= 110$, Paasche's index $= 108$, then Fisher's Ideal index is equal to:
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$109$
💡 Explanation:
Laspeyre's Index $(L.I.)$ $= 110$
Paasche's Index $(P.I.)$ $= 108$
Fisher's Ideal Index $= \sqrt{L.I. \times P.I.}$
$= \sqrt{110\times 108}$
$=108.995 \approx 109$