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If you bought a stock for $45 dollars and could sell it fifteen years later for three times what you originally paid. What was your return on owning this stock?

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Answer:

90$

Explanation:

45$

45*3=135

But your return was 3 times the price, so subtract a 45.

135-45=90$

User Fibbs
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Answer: $90

Explanation:

Given : The cost of one stock = $45

And the value of that stock after 15 years is 3 times the paid price.

i.e. The value of that stock after 15 years =
3*45=\$135

Then, the return on owning this stock =
\text{Value after 15 years -Paid price}


=\$135-\$45=\$90

Therefore, the return on owning this stock = $90

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