3,280,00016,080,000Retained earningsTotal shareholders' equityDividends are in arrears for three years.8. How much is the book value per 10% preference share?a. 525.22b. 535.50с. 522.52d. 432.569. How much is the book value 8% preference share?pera. 358b. 336C. 422d. 43210. How much is the book value per ordinary share?a. 52.6b. 48.23C. 44.75d. 42.64 Use the following information for the next three questions:The shareholders' equity of QUALM MISGIVING Co. as of year-end consisted of the following:10% Preference share, cumulative, fully participating,P400 par, 20,000 shares8% Preference share, noncumulative, fully participating,8,000,000P320 par, 2,500 shares800,000Ordinary share, P40 par, 100,000 shares issued andoutstanding4,000,000

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8. How much is the book value per 10% preference share? a. 525.22 b. 535.50 с. 522.52 d. 432.56 9. How much is the book value per 8% preference share? a. 358 b. 336 С. 422 d. 432 10. How much is the book value per ordinary share? 52.6 b. 48.23 a. C. 44.75 d. 42.64

8. How much is the book value per 10% preference share? a. 525.22 b. 535.50 с. 522.52 d. 432.56 9. How much is the book value per 8% preference share? a. 358 b. 336 С. 422 d. 432 10. How much is the book value per ordinary share? 52.6 b. 48.23 a. C. 44.75 d. 42.64

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