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Salman invests a sum of money in 50 shares, paying 15% dividend quoted at 20% premium. If his annual dividend is 600, then calculate
(i) the number of shares, he bought.
(ii) his total investment.
(iii) the rate of return on his investment.


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Solution

Step 1: Given data

Annual Dividend value=600

Face value=50

Rate of dividend=15%

Premium%=20%

Step 2: Calculate the number of shares bought by Salman

(i)AnnualDividend=Numberofshares×Facevalue×Rateofdividend100Numberofshares=AnnualDividend×100Facevalue×Rateofdividend%

=600×10015×50=80shares

Step 3: Calculate the investment done by Salman

(ii) Marketvalue=Facevalue+Premium%ofFacevalue

=50+20100×50=50+10=60

and, Investment=Marketvalue×Numberofshares

=60×80=4800

Step 4: Find the return% on his investment

(iii) Return%=AnnualDividendInvestment×100

=6004800×100=12.5%

Hence,

(i) Number of shares Salman bought is 80.

(ii) Salman's total investment is 4800.

(iii) Salman's rate of return on his investment is 12.5%.


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