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forsale [732]
3 years ago
8

Huixian mother buys some shares of company A on day 0. on day 7, the share price of company a is $4.60. if she sells all her sha

res pf company A and buys 2000 shares of company B on day 7, she would receive $7400. on day 12, the share price of company A is $4.80 and the share price of company B is $0.50 less than that on day 7
If she sells all her shares of company A and buys 5000 shares of company B on day 12, she would have to pay $5800. find
a. the number of shares of company A huixian mother has.
b. the share price of company B on day 12
Mathematics
1 answer:
Wewaii [24]3 years ago
4 0
I think that u might want to do the share the company money i could be wrong but if i sm sorry

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