A man invests ₹9,600 in ₹100 shares quoted at a premium of ₹20. If the company declares a dividend of 12%, find (i) the number of shares bought, (ii) his annual dividend, and (iii) his rate of return on the investment.

A man invests ₹16,000 in ₹100 shares at a discount of 20%, and the company declares a dividend of 10%. Find his annual income and his percentage return.

A man invests ₹18,000 in ₹100 shares quoted at ₹90. The dividend declared is 9%. Find his percentage return on the investment.

A man invests ₹19,200 in ₹100 shares available at ₹120. If the company declares a dividend of 15%, find the number of shares bought, his annual income and his percentage return.

A man holds 500 shares of nominal value ₹10 bought at ₹16 each. If the dividend is 8%, find his percentage return.

A woman holds 200 shares of nominal value ₹50 bought at ₹40 each. The company pays a dividend of 12%. Find her income and her percentage return.

A man buys 300 shares of nominal value ₹20 at ₹25 each. If the dividend is 15%, find his income and his percentage return.