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Suppose you own 75 shares of Google, which pay a dividend of $0.13 per share per year. How much will you receive in dividends over 5 years, assuming the dividends stay the same and you buy no more stock?

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multiply 0.13 by 75: $9.75.
Multiply that by 5: $48.75.
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Answer:$48.75

Step-by-step explanation:

You earn $0.13 per share as dividend and you own 75 shares. Calculating dividend per year is then done by multiplying the dividend per share by the number of shares held. That is,

75 * $0.13, which is equal to $9.75.

Since there is no increase in the number of stock held as well as the dividend per share, dividend received over 5 years will then be calculated as:

$9.75 * 5 years = $48.75

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