Question 6 (2 points) Saved The following table shows the order book for a particular stock: Buy Sell Price Shares Price Shares $25.32 150 $25.33 200 $25.31 200 $25.34 300 $25.30 200 $25.35 200 $25.28 100 $25.36 150 Suppose that a market order to buy 325 shares is followed by a limit order to sell 125 shares at $25.34. After these orders. what is the missing number (????) in the revised table below? (Enter your answer as a whole number without commas or decimals, e.g. 123.) Sell Price Shares $25.34 ???? $25.35 200 $25.36 150 Your Answer: 300 AnswerQuestion 5 (2 points) Saved The following table shows the order book for a particular stock: Buy Sell Price Shares Price Shares $15.58 100 $15.60 200 $15.55 250 $15.62 300 $15.53 200 $15.64 200 $15.51 100 $15.66 100 Suppose that a limit order to sell 200 shares at $15.58 is followed by a market order to sell 150 shares. After these orders, what is the missing number (????) in the revised table below? (Enter your answer as a whole number without commas or decimals, e.g. 123.) Buy Price Shares $15.55 ???? $15.53 200 $15.51 100 Your Answer: 100 AnswerQuestion 3 (2 points) Saved Suppose that a preferred share is pays a dividend of $0.85 (per share) on a quarterly basis. The next dividend is to be paid 3 months from today. If the required rate of return on this share is 3.50% (effective annual rate). what is the price today of this preferred share? (Enter your answer to the nearest cent without any $ signs. e.g. 12.34) Your Answer: 0.84 Answer Question 4 (2 points) V Saved A company with a higher share price has greater weight in the S&P/TSX Composite Index than a company with a lower share price. True False