Mr. A has one lakh rupees to invest on two options available in the market with a gift choose first option what is the cost will face for not taking up the second option explain in brief

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Mr. A has one lakh rupees to invest on two options available in the market with a gift choose first option what is the cost will face for not taking up the second option explain in brief

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