Math, asked by bablisahaap, 1 year ago

Shares and Dividend:-

Mr. Ankur invests ₹4500 in a company paying a dividend of 6% per annum, when a share of face value ₹100 stand at ₹150. What is his annual income, if he sells 50% of his shares when then the price rises to ₹200 and what is his gain in this transaction?

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Answered by Anonymous
5

see in attachment...

Ankur gain in transaction =6000-4500

=₹1500

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Answered by silentlover45
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Answer:

Ankur gain in transaction = 6000 - 4500

= Rs 1500

solutions:

Total investment = Rs 9000

Market value of 1 shares = Rs 150

Face value of 1 shares = Rs 100

Number of shares bought = total investment

MV of 1 shares

1000/150

= 60

Face value of 60 shares = 60 × 100

= Rs 6000

Rate of divident 6%

Dividend on shares = 6% of 6000

= 6/100 × 6000

= Rs 360

Number of shares sold = 50% of 60

= 50/100 × 60

= Rs 30

money received on selling those 50 shares = 200 × 30

= Rs 6000

money paid by Ankur on buying these 30 shares = 30 × 150

= Rs 4500

Ankur gain in transaction = 6000 - 4500

= Rs 1500

Hope it is helpful....

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