7. Assume an investor made the purchases listed in the table below on the first day of every quarter for a year. Use the information provided to fill out the table below. Total Shares Owned Shares Purchased Market Value Quarter 1 2 3 4 Total Price $26 $46 $58 $39 Money Invested $160 $160 $160 $160 $ 640 If $160 was invested when the stock price was $26, the number of shares purchased in Quarter 1 was shares. (Round to three decimal places.) If $160 was invested when the stock price was $46, the number of shares purchased in Quarter 2 was shares. (Round to three decimal places.) If $160 was invested when the stock price was $58, the number of shares purchased in Quarter 3 was shares. (Round to three decimal places.) If $160 was invested when the stock price was $39, the number of shares purchased in Quarter 4 was shares. (Round to three decimal places.) The total number of shares owned in Quarter 1 was shares. (Round to three decimal places.) The total number of shares owned in Quarter 2 was shares. (Round to three decimal places.) The total number of shares owned in Quarter 3 was shares. (Round to three decimal places.) The total number of shares owned in Quarter 4 was shares. (Round to three decimal places.) The market value at the end of Quarter 1 was $ (Round to the nearest cent.) The market value at the end of Quarter 2 was $ (Round to the nearest cent.) The market value at the end of Quarter 3 was $ (Round to the nearest cent.) The market value at the end of Quarter 4 was $ (Round to the nearest cent.)