At the beginning of the year, Ray Fisher decided to take $50,000 in savings out of the bank and invest it in a portfolio of stocks and bonds $20,000 was placed into common stocks and $30,000 into corporate bonds A year later, Ray 's stock and bond holdings were worth $25,000 and $23,000, respective...

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At the beginning of the year, Ray Fisher decided to take $50,000 in savings out of the bank and invest it in a of and bonds; $20,000 was placed into common and $30,000 into corporate bonds. A year later, Ray's stock and bond holdings were worth $25,000 and $23,000, respectively. During the year $1,000 in cash dividends was received on the and $3,000 in payments was received on the bonds. (The stock and bond income was not reinvested in Ray's What was the return on Ray's stock during the year?
b. What was the return on Ray's bond during the year?
c. What was the return on Ray's total during the year?
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