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1 year ago

Here is the capital structure of Microsoft. What part of the $117.67 share price (to the nearest dollar) is represented by cash?

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BartSMP [9]1 year ago

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Answer: $17 (to the nearest dollar)

Explanation:

The Cash in the price of the stock price is represented by the formula;

Cash = $\frac{Cash and Cash Equivalents}{Market Capitalisation} *Share Price$

Cash = $\frac{127,662,000,000}{902,635,911,922} *$117.67$

Cash = 16.642355

Cash = $17 (to the nearest dollar)

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