Dividends: split shares, stock dividends, rate of increase
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For question 3 and 4 I don't have the same answer the book has and I'm not sure where I went wrong, for question 5 I'm just lost. Thanks for your help.
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The solution reviewed the worksheet and commented on the student's workpaper. Detailed calculations are presented where the information was available including rates of increase in dividends, dividend returns on earnings. In one case, there are two solutions depending on the interpretation of the problem. Both are presented for consideration.
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3. you need to compare the same number of shares in both cases. Either double the dividend for double the shares, or half the dividend for the unsplit shares: 2.40 for the old + 2.80 for the new = .40 increase. 40/ 240 = 16.7
4. This one was a little harder because I'm missing a piece of information and don't have your book in front of me. For as far as you went, you are fine, but your amount of 3,025,000 is the amount to be paid ...
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