Refer to Figure 2.8 and look at the listing for Herbalife. a. How many shares could you buy for $10,000? (Round down your answer to the nearest whole number.) Answer is complete and correct. Number of shares 173 b. What would be your annual dividend income from those shares? (Round your answer to 2 decimal places.) x Answer is complete but not entirely correct. Annual dividend income $ 207.60 X NAME SYMBOL CLOSE NETCHG VOLUME HIGH LOW DIV YIELD P/E Herbalife Nutrition HLF 57.94 -1.39 1,149,773 60.41 Here Holdings HRI -0.71 72.99 24.16 34.16 1.20 2.07 47.75 389,826 3.35 Heritage Insurance Holdings HRTG 14.57 -0.38 81,929 19.15 12.85 0.24 1.65 22.01 -1.02 Horsha Hospitality Trust CIA HT -0.16 732,879 24.16 16.50 1.12 6.75 -5.42 Hershey HSY 106.24 0.80 1,145,889 114.63 89.10 2.89 2.72 22.00 -0.88 Hertz Global Holdings HIZ 13.27 -0.77 2,965,201 25.14 13.01 -2.78 less Corp. 42.39 0.15 5.969,511 74.81 35.59 1.00 4.67 Hess Midstream Partners 17.87 0.25 47,899 24.51 16.17 1. 14.60 19.48 5.24 kard Enterprise HPE 13.18 -0.28 11,756,695 12.09 0.45 3.41 14.46 -0.23 Figure 2.8 Listing of stocks traded on the New York Stock Exchange Source: WSJ Online, January 4, 2019