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If the price is ₹ 300 and the dividend is ₹ 30, what should be the price at which one should sell the…

The required selling price is ₹ 390. Using \(r=(D+P_1-P_0)/P_0\), we obtain \(0.40=(30+P_1-300)/300\), hence \(P_1=300+120-30=390\).

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If the price is ₹ 300 and the dividend is ₹ 30, what should be the price at which one should sell the stock at the end of one year in order to obtain a rate of return of 40% ?

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The required selling price is ₹ 390. Using r=(D+P1−P0)/P0r=(D+P_1-P_0)/P_0, we obtain 0.40=(30+P1−300)/3000.40=(30+P_1-300)/300, hence P1=300+120−30=390P_1=300+120-30=390.

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