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Example 1.
Calculate the dividend due at the end of a month on 130 shares of Rs 30 each, if the half-monthly dividend is 3 % of the value share.
Solution:
Given that,
Half-monthly dividend on 1 share = 3% of Rs 30
Therefore, the monthly dividend on 1 share = 6% of Rs 30
= 6/100 × Rs 30
= Rs 1.8
Total dividend due at the end of the month = 130 × Rs 1.8= Rs 234
Example 2.
A company declares a semi-annual dividend of 3%. Rajesh has 300 shares of face value/nominal value Rs10 each. Find Rajesh annual income
Solution:
Total nominal value of shares = Rs 10 × 300 = Rs 3000
Therefore, semi-annual dividend = 3% of Rs 3000
= 3/100 × Rs 3000
= Rs 90
Therefore, his annual income = Rs 1080 × 2 = Rs180
Example 3.
Neha invested 43200 in 300 shares which are quoted at 120. Calculate the income if a 13% dividend is declared on the shares.
Solution:
Given that,
Total sum invested = 43200 and market value (M.V.) of each share = 120.
Therefore, number of shares bought = 43200/120 = 360
According to the problem, dividend on 1 share = 13% of face value/nominal value.
=13% of 300
= 13/100 × 300
= 39
Therefore, the total income from the shares = 360 × 39 = 14,040
Example 4.
Mr. Ravi Kishan bought 30 shares, each of nominal value 150. After one year he received 450 as dividend against them. Find the rate of dividend on his shares.
Solution:
The dividend on one share = 450/30 = 15
Therefore, the dividend was 15 on a share of the face value or nominal value 150.
Therefore, the rate of dividend = 15/150 × 100 % = 14.28
Example 5.
How much should a man invest in Rs 500 shares selling at Rs 44 to obtain an annual income of Rs 1500? If the dividend declared is 15%. Find the percentage return on this investment
Solution:
Given that
Nominal value of 1 share = Rs 500
Marked value of 1 share = Rs 44
Let the number of shares purchased = n
Nominal value of n shares = Rs(500n)
15% of Rs(500n) = 1500
15/100 × 500n = 1500
75n = 1500
n = 1500/75
n = 20%
Therefore the percentage return on this investment is 20%
Example 6.
A man invests Rs 5800 on Rs 100 shares at Rs 60. If the company pays him 15%. Find the number of shares he buys and the total dividend and his percentage return on the shares.
Solution:
Given that,
Marked value = Rs 40
Sum invested = Rs = 3200
Number of shares = sum invested/marked value
= 3200/40
Nominal value or face value = 80
Number of shares × face value = 80 × 50 = 4000
Annual income = dividend × National value
= 6/100 × 4000
= 240
Percentage return = income/investment × 100%
= 240/3200 × 100% = 0.075%
The percentage return on shares = 0.075%
Example 7.
Mamtha invested 66200 in $ 80 shares which are quoted at 110. Calculate the income if an 11% dividend is declared on the shares.
Solution:
Given that,
Total sum invested = 81720
Market value (M.V.) of each share = 90.
Therefore, number of shares bought = 81720/90 = 908
According to the problem, dividend on 1 share = 9% of face value/nominal value.
= 9% of 100
= 9
Therefore, the total income from the shares = 908 × 9 = 88.2
Therefore total income from the shares = 88.2
Example 8.
Mr. Srikanth bought 60 shares, each of nominal value 200. After one year he received 500 as a dividend against them. Find the rate of dividend on his shares.
Solution:
Given that
The dividend on one share = 500/70 = 7.14
Therefore, the dividend was 7.14 on a share of the face value or nominal value of 700.
Therefore, the rate of dividend = 7.14/700 × 100 % = 1.02%
Therefore the rate of dividend on his shares = 1.02%
Example 9.
Sowmya bought some shares of 10 at par value which yields a 10% dividend per annum. At the end of one year, he received 1000 as a dividend. How many shares did he buy?
Solution:
Given that,
Let the number of shares be n. Then
Annual income or dividend = nrF/100
1000 = n×10×10/100
n = 1000×100/10×10 = 1000
Therefore, the required number of shares = 1000
Example 10.
Madhu buys 100 shares at 20 premiums in a company paying 15% divided. Find the MV of 400 shares, his annual income, and his percentage income.
Solution:
Market value of one share = 100 + 20 = 120
Therefore, the market value of 400 shares = 400 × 120 = 48,000
Annual income = Number of shares × Rate of dividend × nominal value or face value of 1 share = 400×15/100×100
= 6000
6000 is the income obtained on investing 48000
Therefore, the percentage income = 6000/48000 × 100 % = 12.5 %