#6.
John owns 120 shares of a stock that pay $1.50 a share. Eddie owns 110 shares of a stock that
pays $
2.84 a share. What is the difference in their
annual dividends?



Answer :

Answer: $132.40

Step-by-step explanation:

John -

Number of Shares = 120

Dividend per Share = $1.50

Annual Dividends for John = 120 * $1.50 = $180

Eddie -

Number of Shares = 110

Dividend per Share = $2.84

Annual Dividends for Eddie = 110 * $2.84 = $312.40

Now, to find the difference in their annual dividends, we subtract the annual dividends of John from the annual dividends of Eddie:

$312.40 - $180 = $132.40