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Which Variable Is Most Important To The Following Problem?

A company has 95,000 shares of stock to sell.
A stockbroker decides to buy
equal shares of the stock for each of her 250 clients.
If the company has 75,000 shares of stock remaining after she makes her purchase,
how many shares did each client receive?

A. The price of one share

B. The number of shares remaining to be sold for the company

C. The number of shares bought for each customer


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Which Variable Is Most Important To The Following Problem A Company Has 95000 Shares Of Stock To Sell A Stockbroker Decides To Buy Equal Shares Of The Stock Fo class=

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Answer:

b

Step-by-step explanation:

this equation can be derived from the question :

95,000 - 250x = 75,000

where x is the equal amount of shares purchased for each client

given the amount of shares that remains after the shares has been purchased, we can determine the amount of shares bought by dividing the difference between 95,000 and 75,000 by 250

the price of each share was not made reference to in the question, thus it is not an important variable

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