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rajeev invests 8736 in a company paying 12% dividends when a share of nominal value 100 sells at a premium of 12. find the number of shares bought and annual income

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : Rajeev invests 8736 in a company paying 12% dividend when a share of nominal value of Rs 100 sells at a premium of Rs 12.

To Find :  the number of shares bought and annual income.

Solution:

Amount invested = 8736 Rs

nominal value of Rs 100 sells at a premium of Rs 12

Hence Market value = 100 + 12 = 112 Rs

number of shares bought = 8736/112  =  78

12% dividend

=> Income per share = (12/100) 100 = Rs 12

annual income.  = number of shares *  income per share

= 78 * 12

= 936 Rs

the number of shares bought = 78

annual income.  = Rs 936

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Answered by barani79530
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Step-by-step explanation:

Nominal value of 120 shares = Rs 40 120= Rs 4,800

Market value of 120 shares= Rs 42.50 120= Rs 5,100

His profit = Rs 5,100 - Rs 4,800= Rs 300 Ans.

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