Math, asked by mhmirashi47, 4 months ago

Mr. Pandit purchased 300 shares of FV Rs. 60 at a premium of Rs. 100. He received 40% dividend

on the shares. After receiving dividend, he sold 200 shares at a premium of Rs. 40 and remaining

at a discount of Rs. 10. For each trade, he paid the brokerage at the rate of 0.2%. Find whether

Mr. Pandit gained or incurred a loss ? by how much ?​

Answers

Answered by shinchan4448
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Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER

Amount invested:

= cost of each share *number of shares purchased

=(50+100)×200=Rs.30,000

Net income of Mr. D’souza:

= total money received on selling 200 shares + total dividend received – total brokerage paid on 3 trades

=[(50−10)×100+(50+75)×100]+200×(

100

50

×50)−(20×3)

=4000+12,500+5000−60

=16,500+5000–60

=Rs.21,440

Since the net income of Mr. D’souza is less than the amount invested, so Mr. D’souza incurred a loss.

Loss incurred = Amount invested – Net income of Mr. D’souza

=30,000–21,440=Rs.8560

Thus, Mr. D’souza incurred loss of Rs.8560

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