An investment's capital gain or loss is an important component of its yield. Read each statement about capital gains and indicate whether it is true or false. A capital gain increases an investor's yield. A capital gain results when the security's ending (sale) price is less than the beginning (purchase) price. A capital gain is calculated as an asset's beginning (purchase) price minus its ending (sale) price. A bond that was purchased four years ago for $950 and sold yesterday for $1, 125 is realizing a capital gain of $175. Cheyenne owns 200 shares of common stock of Pegasus Petroleum Products Inc. The shares were purchased three years ago for $30.00 per share. Pegasus pays an annual dividend of $4.00 per share, and the shares have a current market value of $80.00 per share. Given this information, what is Cheyenne's three-year yield on her Pegasus shares? 206, 67% 258.34% 217.00% 175.67%