For four years, Mary Nations invested $4,000 each year in America Bank stock. The stock was selling
Question:
For four years, Mary Nations invested $4,000 each year in America Bank stock. The stock was selling for $34 in 2013, for $48 in 2014, for $37 in 2015, and for $52 in 2016.
a. What is Mary’s total investment in America Bank?
b. After four years, how many shares does Mary own?
c. What is the average cost per share of Mary’s investment?
Step by Step Answer:
a Marys total investment is 16000 as illustrated below 4000 x 4 years 16000 ...View the full answer
Personal Finance
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