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In this question, a stock that pays an annual dividend of 59 cents per share has a current price of $30 .50.
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We want to find the dividend yield, and we're going to round to the nearest hundredth of a percent.
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So, how do i find my dividend yield, which i'll call y? yield is equal to the annual dividend being divided by, being divided by the stock price.
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So, in this case, my annual dividend is 0 .59, 59 cents, and we're dividing that by our stock price.
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My stock price is $30 .50.
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So we're going to head to our calculator.
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We're going to say we have 0 .59, and that's being divided by $30 .50.
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When i do, my calculator gives me 0 .0193.
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I'm getting 0 .0193.
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Now that's a decimal, but i need to convert that into a percent...