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1. PRICE SHARES Company A B C A B C Day 1 $14 $21 $55 500...

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PRICE SHARES
Company A B C A B C
Day 1 $14 $21 $55 500 390 270
Day 2   11   22   60 500 390 270
Day 3   15   42   58 500 195a 270
Day 4   10   44   27 500 195 540b
Day 5   12   43   29 500 195 540
aSplit at close of day 2.
bSplit at close of day 3.

Calculate a Standard& Poor's Index for days 1 through 5 using a beginning index value of 10. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to three decimal places.

Day 1:

Day 2:

Day 3:

Day 4:

Day 5:

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PRICE SHARES
Company A B C A B C
Day 1 $13 $25 $53 450 400 210
Day 2   11   20   58 450 400 210
Day 3   14   50   60 450 200a 210
Day 4   15   52   28 450 200 420b
Day 5   11   50   30 450 200 420
aSplit at close of day 2.
bSplit at close of day 3.

Calculate a Dow Jones Industrial Average for days 1 through 5. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to three decimal places.

Day 1:  

Day 2:  

Day 3:  

Day 4:  

Day 5:  

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