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6 July, 19:37

You invest $5,175 in a stock plan. It increases 9% the first year then loses 5% of its value the second year. What is your gain compared to your original investment?

A. 183.71

B. 195.65

C. 201.14

D. 185.21

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  1. 6 July, 19:55
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    A. 183.71

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Original investment in stock plan = $5175

    Increase in the first year of investment in stock plan = 9% of $5175

    = 0.09 ($5175)

    = $465.75

    then new value of investment in stock plan = $5175 + $465.75 = $5640.75

    Loss in the investment of stock plan = 5% of $5640.75

    = 0.05 ($5640.75)

    = $282.0375

    then new value of investment in stock plan = $5640.75 - $282.0375 = $5358.7125

    Now let's find difference between latest value and the original value of investment

    $5358.7125 - $5175 = $183.7125

    Hence choice A. 183.71 is correct.
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