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adoni [48]
2 years ago
5

Kristen owns 61 shares of Prince Waste Collection and 45 shares of Nar Heating/Cooling. Nar Heating/Cooling is worth $7.88 per s

hare and Prince Waste Collection is worth $16.59 per share. If Kristen sells all of her stocks, how much money will she receive?
Mathematics
2 answers:
skelet666 [1.2K]2 years ago
6 0
Given:
Kristen owns 61 shares of Prince Waste Collection
Kristen owns 45 shares of Nar Heating/Cooling

                        Number of Shares      Value per share          Total
Prince Waste
Collection                  61                             16.59                   1,011.99
Nar Heating/
Cooling                     45                              7.88                       354.60
Total                        106                                                         1,366.59

If Kristen sells all of her stocks, she will receive a total of $1,366.59
Musya8 [376]2 years ago
6 0

B is the correct answer

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