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26 March, 04:07

Which variable is most important to the following problem?

a company has 95,000 shares of stock to sell. A stockbroker decides to buy 100 shares of the stock for each of her clients. If the company has 75,000 shares of stock remaining after she makes her purchase, how many customers does the stockbroker have?

A. the number of customers the stockbroker has

B. the number of shares bought for each customer

C. the price of one share

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  1. 26 March, 05:58
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    Question: Which variable is most important to the following problem?

    a company has 95,000 shares of stock to sell. A stockbroker decides to buy 100 shares of the stock for each of her clients. If the company has 75,000 shares of stock remaining after she makes her purchase, how many customers does the stockbroker have?

    A. the number of customers the stockbroker has

    B. the number of shares bought for each customer

    C. the price of one share

    Answer: A. the number of customers the stockbroker has

    How did i get this: The answer is in the question see " how many customers does the stockbroker have"
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