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WORKING NOTES :
X.M. = 9.6*60000000/100 = 58560000
DISCOUNT VALUE = 60000000-58560000 = 1440000
INTEREST ACCRUAL = 60000000*4.30/100 = 2580000*4/ = 645000
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