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Question 1
Mrs. K invests a part of Rs. 39600 in 4% stock at Rs. 120, and the remainder in 5% stock at Rs. 110. If her dividend per annum is Rs. 1480, how much did she invest in 5% stock?
Rs. 13200.
Rs. 13300.
Rs. 13100.
Rs. 13400.
Ans: a
If she invests x in 5% stock at Rs. 110, then her income from this investment is Rs. $(x × 5)/110$. Her income from the 4% stock at Rs. 120 would be ${(39600- x) × 4}/120$. The sum is Rs. 1480. So $(x × 5)/110$ + ${(39600- x) × 4}/120$ = 1480. Solving for x we get x = Rs. 13200. Please note that if the calculation seems tough in the exam, you can try direct substitution of options one by one.
Question 2
If dividend income after investing Rs. 5600 in a 7% stock is Rs. 350, then what is the value of the stock?
Question 3
Rs. R1 are invested in 6% stock at Rs. 75, and R2 is invested in 12% stock at Rs. 100. If the dividends are equal then the ratio of R1 and R2 is?
Question 4
An investor has put x Rs. in 4% stock at Rs. 127, and the remaining, Rs. (1214 - x) in 6% at Rs. 113. If the dividends are equal, what is x?
Question 5
An amount of Rs. 2176 is invested in a stock with market value of Rs. 112. The investor earns Rs. 136. What is the dividend(%) of the stock?
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Updated on 2020-02-07. Published on: 2016-04-28