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ICSE Class 10 Commercial Mathematics: GST, Banking & Shares — practice questions — page 4

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A share's cash dividend and price both double. Its yieldRead the answer and worked solution →Cash dividend doubles while price halves. Yield is multiplied byRead the answer and worked solution →Equal holdings of identical shares cost two buyers different sums. Annual dividends areRead the answer and worked solution →Which gives more yearly cash per share: 12% on FV₹50 or 8% on FV₹100?Read the answer and worked solution →₹6,000 earns 10% dividend yield instead of 8%. Extra yearly income?Read the answer and worked solution →₹1,000 buys whole shares at ₹60 each. Cash left after the maximum purchase?Read the answer and worked solution →FV₹100 shares pay 12% and cost ₹150. Capital needed for ₹360 annual income?Read the answer and worked solution →A FV₹100 share pays 12%. What price gives a 10% dividend yield?Read the answer and worked solution →₹5,000 buys FV₹100 shares at ₹125. Annual income is ₹500. Dividend rate?Read the answer and worked solution →Shares have total FV₹6,000 and sell at 25% premium. Purchase cost?Read the answer and worked solution →FV₹100 shares cost ₹120. A ₹7,200 investment earns 10% dividend. Annual income?Read the answer and worked solution →Ten FV₹100 shares pay 12%; twenty FV₹50 shares pay 8%. Total annual income?Read the answer and worked solution →₹1,000 earns 6% yield and ₹3,000 earns 10%. Combined dividend yield?Read the answer and worked solution →Equal yearly incomes come from yields of 5% and 10%. Capital ratio, first to second?Read the answer and worked solution →Buy 20 shares at ₹60 and 20 at ₹100. Average purchase price?Read the answer and worked solution →Ten shares cost ₹80 each. Further shares cost ₹120 each. Spending ₹2,000 buys how many in total?Read the answer and worked solution →Sell 20 shares at ₹150; reinvest all at ₹120 per share. New holding?Read the answer and worked solution →Own 25 FV₹100 shares paying 12%. At ₹150 each, extra capital for ₹600 yearly income?Read the answer and worked solution →Forty FV₹100 shares raise their annual dividend from 8% to 10%. Extra yearly income?Read the answer and worked solution →A ₹150 share pays four cash dividends of ₹3 in a year. Annual dividend yield?Read the answer and worked solution →A company's shares have total FV₹50,000. An 8% dividend costs itRead the answer and worked solution →Buying a dividend-paying share at face value makes its yieldRead the answer and worked solution →A pays ₹10 yearly at ₹125. B pays ₹4 yearly. B's price for the same yield?Read the answer and worked solution →Two shares pay equal annual cash dividends; prices are in ratio 3:4. Yield ratio?Read the answer and worked solution →₹5,000 yields 8%. Another ₹6,000 brings total yearly income to ₹1,000. Its yield?Read the answer and worked solution →A share costs 125% of face value and pays a 15% dividend. Dividend yield?Read the answer and worked solution →FV₹20 shares sell at ₹5 premium and pay 10%. ₹2,500 invested earns yearlyRead the answer and worked solution →FV₹50 shares sell at 20% discount and pay 6%. Capital for ₹150 annual income?Read the answer and worked solution →100 shares pay ₹4 each yearly. Reinvest in the same shares at ₹50. New holding?Read the answer and worked solution →50 shares pay ₹6 each. Reinvest this cash in whole ₹80 shares. Unspent cash?Read the answer and worked solution →

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A share's cash dividend and price both double. Its yield

  1. Stays unchanged
  2. Falls to half
  3. Becomes fourfold
  4. Becomes double
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Correct answer: A. Stays unchanged

Doubling both terms of the dividend-to-price ratio leaves the yield unchanged.

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Cash dividend doubles while price halves. Yield is multiplied by

  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 4
  4. 0.5
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Correct answer: C. 4

The dividend-to-price ratio becomes twice the dividend divided by half the price, or four times its earlier value.

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Equal holdings of identical shares cost two buyers different sums. Annual dividends are

  1. Equal for both buyers
  2. In the price ratio
  3. Higher for dearer buyer
  4. Lower for dearer buyer
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Correct answer: A. Equal for both buyers

Equal holdings of identical shares receive equal dividends for a given payout regardless of purchase price.

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