MTH302 Assignment 1 solution fall 2023

Student Id: bc200203317

Section incharge: Dr.Muhammad Zubair
Topic: Weighted Average
Q1: The Physics teacher decided weightages for different activities for his subject these weightages
are like, labs are worth 50 of the grade, quizzes are worth 10 of the grade, homework is
worth 15 of the grade, and tests are worth 25 of the grade.Zeeshan got 25/30 marks on the first
lab assignment, 50/50 marks on the second lab assignment, and 40/50 on the third lab assignment.
He also got of 35/50 in quizzes and 9/10 in homework.On the first test, he got an 85% and on the
second test he got 95%. What will beZeeshan’s final grade?

Ans:1
Lab assignment: (50%)

25 1250
1st lab assignment: ×50= =41.67
30 30
50
2nd lab assignment: ×50=50
50
40
3rd lab assignment: × 50=40
50

Total Lab Weighted Score: 41.67 +40+50=131.67

Quizzes:(10%)
35
Quizzes: ×10=7
50

Homework: (15%)
9
Homework: ×10=13.5
10

Test: (25%)
85+95
Test average¿ =90
2
Final grade:
Final grade ¿ ( 0.5 ×131.67 )+ ( 0.1× 70 ) + ( 0.15 ×13.5 )+ ( 0.25× 90 )

Final grade ¿ 91.06 %

Topic: Face value, Dividend & Share market value

Q2: If company ABC declare a market value of share of Rs 132 and dividend 12%, while company
XYZ declare a market value of share of Rs 144 and dividend 16% and Face value for both the
companies is same i.eRs 100. Analyze that in which company the investment is more profitable.

Ans:2
For company ABC dividend yield calculation:
Dividend per share ¿ facevalue × dividend rate=100 ×12 % ( 0.12 ) =12 RS

12
Dividend yield¿ =-0.09090 or 9.90%
132

For company XYZ dividend yield calculation:

Dividend per share ¿ facevalue × dividend rate=100 ×16 % ( 0.16 )=16 RS

dividend per share 16

Dividend yield¿ = =0.1111∨11.11%
market value per share 144
Analysis:
Company XYZ has a higher dividend yield (11.11%) compared to company ABC (9.90%).
Higher dividend yield indicates a better return on investment concerning the market value of shares.
Based on dividend yield ,the investment in company XYZ seems more profitable in terms of the return
generated from dividends relative to the market value of shres.