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The following lists the six New York Stock Exchange volume leaders on June 24.
An investor buys 100 shares of GE at the Last Trade price, pays a $100 commission on the purchase, and sells the 100 shares a year later for $37.78 per share with a 2% commission on the sale.
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(b) Find the total dividend.
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(c) Find the commission when selling the shares.
$
(d) Find the
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(e) Find the total return for the year.
$
(f) Find the percent of return. (Round your answer to two decimal places.)
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