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Which is a better investment, (A) Rs. 60 shares at Rs. 75 paying a dividend of 10% or (B) Rs. 100 share at Rs. 120 paying a dividend of 12% ?

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Rs. 100 shares at Rs. 120 paying a dividend of 12%
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