Accountancy, asked by Sharma6279, 1 year ago

A man invests a certain sum in 6% hundered rupee share at 12 premium. when the share fall to 96 he sell out the shares and invest the proceedes in 10% rs. 10 shares at rs. 8. if change in income =540 find the sum invested

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Answered by srihari68madhap4c63b
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Let the amount Manish invested  in 6% income share at  12 premium be x . So the number of shares he invested = x/112.

The face value of this = 100x/112 and income on this face value at 6% is   100x/112*6% = 6x/112....................(1)

The selling of shares at 96 brings him an amount (x/112)96 = 96x/112. The number of shares of  face value at 8 he could purchse from the amount 96x/112 is (6x/112)/8 = 12x/112 and the face value of these shares  = (12x/112)10 =120x/112. The return at 10% for the face value of (120x/112 is (120x/112)10% =12x/112.................(2)

So the diffrence of income , from (1) and (2) is 12x/112-6x/112. But this is said to be equal to Rs540. Therefore, the required equation is:

12x/112 - 6x/112 = Rs 540 Or

(12-6)x = Rs540. Or

x = Rs 540*112/6 = Rs 10080

Let:

Original sum invested = x

Then number of Rs. 100 shares purchased at premium of Rs 12 = x/(100 +12) = x/112

The Income per original share @ 6%= Rs 6

Total Income = (Number of shares)*(earning per share)

= (Number of shares)*6 = (x/112)*6 = 3x/56

Proceeds from sale of original shares @ Rs. 96 per share

= (Number of Shares)*96 = (x/112)*96 = 6x/7

Number of Rs 10 shares purchased @ Rs 8 per share from proceeds of original shares

= (Proceeds from sale of original shares)/8 = (6x/7)/8 = 3x/28

Income per new share of Rs 10 @ 10% = (10/100)*10 = Rs.1

Total income from new shares

=  (Number of shares)*(Income per share)

= (3x/28)*1 = 3x/28

Given change in income = 540 =

= (Income from old shares) - (Income from new shares)

Therefore:

540 = 3x/28 - 3x/56 = 3x/56

Therefore:

x = 540/(3/56) = 10080

Answer:

Original sum invested = Rs.10,080

Answered by duttarabisankapesaff
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