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Julie Martin bought stock for $3,000, using $2,000 of her own money and $1,000 borrowed from the broker. One month later, the stock is sold for $3,850. Interest owed to the broker is $15; brokerage commissions to buy and sell the stock totaled $150.

What is the rates of return?

User VictorGGl
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Answer:

21.64%

Step-by-step explanation:

First you would want to take the total cost of buying the stock and add it up.

1000+2000+15+150=3165

After this you would take the price at which it was sold ($3850) and subtract 3165 from it.

3850-3165=685

$685 is the total profit.

Finally you would take the total profit and divide it by the total cost.

685/3165=0.2164297

This gives you the final Rates of Return of 21.64%

User CCates
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Answer:

His return is 22.83%

Hope it helps

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