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Assuming conversion of convertible preferred stock, the diluted EPS numerator is changed by:

ADeducting its dividends
BIgnoring it entirely
CAdding its par value
DAdding back its dividends
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Adding back its dividends
On conversion no preferred dividend would be paid, so those dividends return to earnings for common holders.
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