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Rahul bought 30 shres at Rs.160 each. The par value of each share was Rs. 150. The dividend paid to him was at `6%` per annum. By how much did his total investment exceed his total annual income? (in Rs.).

A

4530

B

4430

C

4630

D

4330

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Face value/share = Rs.150
Annual income/share = `6%`(Rs.150) = Rs.9
Total annual income = (30) (Rs.9) = Rs.270
Total investment = (30)(Rs.160) = Rs.4800
`therefore` The required vlaue = Rs.4800 - Rs.270 = Rs.4530.
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