The document discusses three problems related to shares and dividends. The first problem asks which investment is better: 10% dividend on Rs. 100 shares priced at Rs. 120, or 8% dividend on Rs. 100 shares priced at Rs. 72. The second problem involves calculating the change in annual income for a man who sold Rs. 10 shares paying 12% dividend and reinvested the proceeds. The third problem asks to calculate the share price at which a man must have bought shares for him to receive a 10% dividend when the company declared an 8% dividend. The document encourages practicing each problem to learn.
8. QUESTION 2
A MAN BOUGHT 4500 ₹10 SHARES PAYING 12% PER ANNUM. HE SOLD THEM
WHEN THE PRICE ROSE TO ₹23 AND INVESTED THE PROCEEDS IN ₹25 SHARES
PAYING 10% PER ANNUM, AT ₹18. FIND THE CHANGE IN HIS ANNUAL INCOME.
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13. QUESTION 3
A COMPANY DECLARES A DIVIDEND OF 8% ON ₹100 SHARES. A MAN BUYS THESE
SHARES AND GETS 10% DIVIDEND ON HIS INVESTMENT. AT WHAT PRICE DID HE
BUY EACH SHARE.
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15. PRACTICE EACH SLIDE WITH ME TO LEARN.
THAT IS THE TIME TESTED METHOD TO STUDY MATHEMATICS.
