During a period of decline in stock market prices a stock sold at $. 50 per share on one day $. 40 onthe next day and $. 25 on the third.(i)If an investor bought 100, 120 and 180 shares on the respective three days, find theaverage price paid per share.(ii)If the investor bought $. 1000 worth of shares on each of the three days, find the averageprice paid per share.

Given that : Stock price on 1st day = $50 Stock price on 2nd day = $40…

Answered: During a period of decline in stock…

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