Question

Arvind bought 50 shares of a company of face value Rs. 20 at a market value of Rs. 80 and 12% dividend. The total dividend received will be (a)Rs. 480(b)Rs. 120(c)Rs. 9.6(d)Rs. 2.42.Ahmed bought 10 shares of a company at a market value of Rs. 150 and sold them at a market value of Rs. 160 paying a brokerageof 2% during sale.The gain per share is(a)Rs. 68(b)Rs. 6.8(c)Rs. 156.8(d)Rs. 1503.If Akshay has 20 shares and if the company gives 4 bonus shares for every 5 shares held by the shareholders then Akshay will get how many bonus shares?(a)25(b)4(c)16(d)204.If Arvind buys a 12% stock at Rs. 150 then the rate of return is (a)12%(b)8%(c)24%(d)80%5.If Arun invests Rs. 12750 in a stock being sold at market value Rs. 150 then the number of shares held by Arun is(a)850(b)100(c)127.5(d)856.Amol invested Rs. 5140 in a mutual fund when the NAV was Rs. 204. The number of units received by him is(a)514(b)26(c)100(d)25.1967.Ashok acquired 25 units of a mutual fund giving a 20% dividend when he invested Rs. 8500. The total dividend received by Ashok will be (a)50(b)500(c)42500(d)17008.If the total gain in a mutual fund investment of Rs. 8454 is Rs. 254 then rate of return is(a)2%(b)2.54%(c)3%(d)84.54%

Answer 1

Answer:

FV=Rs.100

MV=Rs.80

Number of shares purchased =50

Sum invested = Number of shares purchased × MV of each share =50×80=Rs.4,000

Dividend received on each share =20 % of FV of each share =20% of Rs. 100 =

100

20

×100=Rs.20

Total dividend received = Number of shares purchased × Dividend received on each share =50×20=Rs.1000

∴ Rate of return on investment =

Sum−invested

Total−dividend−received

×100% =

4000

1000

×100% =25%

Thus, the rate of return on investment is 25%

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