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3 December, 19:33

7. Suppose you had Nu 25,000 to

invest in shares that are being sold at

par. How much more would you earn if

the shares paid a dividend rate of 30%

than if they paid a dividend rate of 5%?

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  1. 3 December, 23:32
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    Amount earn = NU 7,500

    Amount earn = NU 1,250

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Given:

    Investment amount = NU 25,000

    Dividend rate = 30%

    Dividend rate = 5%

    Find:

    Amount earn.

    Computation:

    ⇒ Amount earn (Dividend rate = 30%)

    Amount earn = Investment amount * Dividend rate

    Amount earn = NU 25,000 * 30%

    Amount earn = NU 7,500

    ⇒ Amount earn (Dividend rate = 5%)

    Amount earn = Investment amount * Dividend rate

    Amount earn = NU 25,000 * 5%

    Amount earn = NU 1,250
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