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4. Marilyn purchased 2,000 shares of stock for $25.43 per share. She sold them for $44.10 per share. Express her capital gain to the near- est tenth of a percent. O $37,340.0 O $18.67 O $18.7 O $139,060.
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4. Marilyn purchased 2,000 shares of stock for $25.43 per share. She
sold them for $44.10 per share. Express her capital gain to the near-
est tenth of a percent.
O $37,340.0
O $18.67
O $18.7
O $139,060.0
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