EduSahara™ Worksheet

Question 1

1.

If no of shares bought = 85 , face value = ₹190.00 , premium percent = 18.42%, rate of return = 3.38%, market value =

(i)

₹225.00
(ii)

₹222.00
(iii)

₹242.00
(iv)

₹209.00
(v)

₹227.00

Question 2

2.

If total investment = ₹3825.00, face value = ₹70.00, premium percentage = 21.43%, dividend = 7.00%, no of shares =

(i)

45
(ii)

50
(iii)

40
(iv)

42
(v)

48

Question 3

3.

If total investment = ₹22800.00, face value = ₹200.00, premium percentage = 20.00%, dividend = 6.00%, total face value =

(i)

₹21200.00
(ii)

₹16500.00
(iii)

₹20300.00
(iv)

₹19000.00
(v)

₹18600.00

Question 4

4.

If total investment = ₹5600.00, dividend = 6.00%, number of shares = 40, premium = ₹30.00, face value =

(i)

₹97.00
(ii)

₹92.00
(iii)

₹125.00
(iv)

₹110.00
(v)

₹132.00

Question 5

5.

If face value = ₹150.00, dividend = 9.00%, premium percentage = 26.67%, annual income = ₹945.00, total face value =

(i)

₹8700.00
(ii)

₹12000.00
(iii)

₹10500.00
(iv)

₹11100.00
(v)

₹7800.00

Question 6

6.

If total investment = ₹3625.00, face value = ₹100.00, premium percentage = 45.00%, dividend = 8.00%, annual income =

(i)

₹187.00
(ii)

₹218.00
(iii)

₹205.00
(iv)

₹176.00
(v)

₹200.00

Question 7

7.

If no of shares bought = 90 , face value = ₹180.00 , premium percent = 11.11%, rate of return = 6.30%, total face value =

(i)

₹15400.00
(ii)

₹13600.00
(iii)

₹16900.00
(iv)

₹16200.00
(v)

₹18700.00

Question 8

8.

A man bought 350 shares of ₹400.00 par value paying dividend of 14.00% per annum. He sold them when the price became ₹500.00 and invested the proceeds in ₹150.00 shares, paying 7.00% dividend and quoted at ₹250.00. Find the change in his annual income.

(i)

₹12250.00 increased
(ii)

₹12250.00 decreased
(iii)

₹12240.00 decreased
(iv)

₹12260.00 decreased
(v)

₹12260.00 increased

Question 9

9.

If market value = ₹170.00, no of shares = 95, premium = ₹20.00, annual income = ₹570.00, face value =

(i)

₹127.00
(ii)

₹150.00
(iii)

₹172.00
(iv)

₹145.00
(v)

₹156.00

Question 10

10.

Divide ₹255000.00 into two parts such that if one part is invested in 2.00%, ₹100.00 shares at ₹15.00 premium and the other in 4.00%, ₹100.00 shares at ₹30.00 discount , the annual incomes are equal.

(i)

₹195500.00 , ₹59500.00
(ii)

₹197800.00 , ₹57200.00
(iii)

₹59500.00 , ₹195500.00
(iv)

₹194800.00 , ₹60200.00
(v)

₹196650.00 , ₹58350.00

Question 11

11.

A man invested ₹11900.00 in 10.00% ₹160.00 shares quoted at ₹170.00. When the market value of these shares rose to ₹260.00, he sold some shares, just enough to raise₹9100.00, find the dividend due to him on the remaining shares.

(i)

₹543.00
(ii)

₹572.00
(iii)

₹546.00
(iv)

₹566.00
(v)

₹560.00

Question 12

12.

If total investment = ₹6650.00, dividend = 4.00%, number of shares = 95, premium = ₹50.00, annual income =

(i)

₹81.00
(ii)

₹73.00
(iii)

₹76.00
(iv)

₹71.00
(v)

₹79.00

Question 13

13.

If face value = ₹160.00, market value = ₹170.00, dividend = 2.00%, no of shares bought = 95, annual income =

(i)

₹287.00
(ii)

₹304.00
(iii)

₹318.00
(iv)

₹307.00
(v)

₹299.00

Question 14

14.

If no of shares bought = 55 , face value = ₹180.00 , premium percent = 13.89%, rate of return = 1.76%, premium =

(i)

₹20.00
(ii)

₹25.00
(iii)

₹30.00
(iv)

₹28.00
(v)

₹22.00

Question 15

15.

If face value = ₹100.00, dividend = 2.00%, premium percentage = 15.00%, annual income = ₹80.00, premium =

(i)

₹18.00
(ii)

₹20.00
(iii)

₹12.00
(iv)

₹15.00
(v)

₹10.00

Question 16

16.

If face value = ₹160.00, dividend = 2.00%, premium percentage = 28.12%, annual income = ₹240.00, no of shares =

(i)

72
(ii)

70
(iii)

75
(iv)

80
(v)

78

Question 17

17.

If no of shares bought = 85 , face value = ₹60.00 , premium percent = 75.00%, rate of return = 2.86%, rate of dividend =

(i)

6.00%
(ii)

3.00%
(iii)

7.00%
(iv)

5.00%
(v)

4.00%

Question 18

18.

If face value = ₹200.00, market value = ₹250.00, dividend = 8.00%, no of shares bought = 35, total face value =

(i)

₹6740.00
(ii)

₹7000.00
(iii)

₹7120.00
(iv)

₹6820.00
(v)

₹7130.00

Question 19

19.

If market value = ₹115.00, no of shares = 60, premium = ₹45.00, annual income = ₹168.00, total investment =

(i)

₹6640.00
(ii)

₹6900.00
(iii)

₹7080.00
(iv)

₹7140.00
(v)

₹6820.00

Question 20

20.

If total investment = ₹16400.00, face value = ₹170.00, premium percentage = 20.59%, dividend = 3.00%, premium =

(i)

₹32.00
(ii)

₹40.00
(iii)

₹30.00
(iv)

₹38.00
(v)

₹35.00

Question 21

21.

If market value = ₹80.00, no of shares = 95, premium = ₹20.00, annual income = ₹228.00, annual rate of return =

(i)

4.00%
(ii)

1.00%
(iii)

3.00%
(iv)

2.00%
(v)

5.00%

Question 22

22.

If face value = ₹40.00, dividend = 8.00%, premium percentage = 87.50%, annual income = ₹224.00, annual rate of return =

(i)

5.27%
(ii)

2.27%
(iii)

3.27%
(iv)

6.27%
(v)

4.27%

Question 23

23.

If total investment = ₹7350.00, dividend = 7.00%, number of shares = 30, premium = ₹45.00, total face value =

(i)

₹6040.00
(ii)

₹6000.00
(iii)

₹5820.00
(iv)

₹5850.00
(v)

₹6160.00

Question 24

24.

If face value = ₹40.00, dividend = 2.00%, premium percentage = 100.00%, annual income = ₹76.00, annual income on each share =

(i)

₹8.80
(ii)

₹1.80
(iii)

₹2.80
(iv)

₹7.80
(v)

₹0.80

Question 25

25.

A man invested ₹12250.00 in 10.00% ₹140.00 shares quoted at ₹175.00. When the market value of these shares rose to ₹225.00, he sold some shares, just enough to raise₹3825.00, find number of shares he still holds.

(i)

58
(ii)

50
(iii)

53
(iv)

48
(v)

56

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