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Smt. anagha doshi purchased 22 shares of FV ₹ 100 for ₹ 660. find the sum invested . after taking 20% dividend she sold all the share when market value was ₹ 650. she paid 0.1% brokerage for each trading done . find the percent of profit or loss in the share trading.

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Answered by shubhamjoshi033
49

Answer:

Total profit will be 1.316%

Step-by-step explanation:

FV of each share = 100

FV of each share = 660

Number of shares purchased= 22

=> amount invested = number of shares x MV = 22 x 660 = ₹ 14520

Brokerage paid when buying shares = 0.1% of 14520

= 0.1x14520/100

= 14.52

Total Divident received = number of shares x 20% of FV

= 22 x 20/100 x 100

= 440

selling price of each share = 650

=> Total selling price = 650 x 22 = 14300

Brokerage paid during selling of shares = 0.1% of 14300 = 14.3

Total brokerage paid = 14.52 + 14.3 = 28.82

Hence net income of smt doshi

= selling price of shares + total dividend received - total brokerage paid

= 14300 + 440 - 28.82

= ₹ 14711.18

since net income is greater than the amount invested, so it's a profit.

profit = 14711.18 - 14520 = ₹ 191.18

=> % profit = 191.18/14520 x 100 = 1.316%

Answered by sandhya14chobdar
23

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

At the time of purchase:

Market Value (MV) = Rs 660 [given]

Face Value (FV) =Rs 100 [given]

Number of shares purchased = 22

Sum invested = Number of shares ×

MV

= 22 × 660

= 14520

Therefore, total amount invested to purchase 22 shares is equal to Rs. 14,520.

Brokerage = 0.1% of sum invested

= (0.1/100) × 14520

= 0.001 × 14520

=14.52

Therefore, brokerage at the time of purchasing is equal to Rs. 14.52

At the time of selling :

MV = Rs. 650 [given]

FV = Rs. 100 [given]

Dividend for = 20% of FV [given]

1 share

= (20 / 100) × 100

= 20

Therefore,

Dividend for 22 shares = 22 × 20

= 440

Therefore, total dividend is equal to Rs. 440

Brokerage = 0.1% of MV

= (0.1 / 100) × 650

= 0.65

Brokerage for 22 shares = 22 × 0.65

= 14.30

Therefore, brokerage at the time of selling is equal to Rs. 14.30

Therefore,

total brokerage = brokerage at the

time of purchase +

brokerage at the

time of selling

= 14.52 + 14.30

= 28.82

Net income = (money received on

selling + total dividend)

- total brokerage

= ( 14300 + 440) - 28.82

= 14711.18

Sum invested < total income

Therefore, profit.

Profit = total income - sum invested

= 14711.18 - 14520

= 191.18

Profit % = ( profit / sum invested )

× 100

= ( 191.18 / 14520 ) × 100

= 1 [approximately]

Therefore, the profit percent of Smt. Anagha Doshi is approximately equal to 1%.

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