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Chapter 10, Problem 10.4BP
1.
To determine
To identify: The numbers of shares of
2.
To determine
To identify: The numbers of shares of common stock have been issued.
3.
To determine
The average price per share at which the common share would have been issued.
4.
To determine
The amount of dividend was paid for the year.
5.
To determine
The number of shares reacquired by S Shop.
6.
To determine
The amount of dividend paid per share.
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