Falling metal prices

(28.50 US$ - 21.78 US$) x 100(number of shares) = 672 US$

1st solution:

March:

1 share=US$28.50

100 share= $US\$28.50 \times 100=US\$2850$

May:

1 share=US$21.78

100 shares= $US\$21.78 \times 100=US\$2178$

Loss in 100 shares = $2850-2178=US\$672$

2nd solution:

Loss in 1 share = $28.50-21.78=6.72$

Loss in 100 share = $6.72 \times 100=US\$672$

Loss in one share=28.50-21.78 =6.72 Then loss in 100 shares =6.72*100=672$

price of 1 silver share at the beginning of march 2013 = US$28.50

price of 1 silver share by the end of march 2013 = US$21.78

rise in price of silver shares = US$28.50 - US$21.78 = US$6.72 = LOSS PER SHARE

no. of shares =100

so , loss = US$6.72 * 100 =US$672

SLV=price of Silver Shares

SLV {early}=US$28.50 per share SLV {late}=US$ 21.78 per share

If you owned 100 shares of SLV,

(Your Money) {early}=SLV {early} \times 100 shares =\frac {US$28.50}{share} \times 100 shares =US$2850

(Your Money) {late}=SLV {late} \times 100 shares =\frac {US$21.78}{share} \times 100 shares =US$2178

Then the money you lost this time period is

(Your Money) {lost}=(Your Money) {early} - (Your Money)_{late} = US$2850 - US$2178 =US$672

($28.50/share)(100shares) - ($21.78/share)(100shares) = $2850-$2178 = $672

28.50 - 21.78 = 6.72 x 100 = 672

(28.50 US$ - 21.78 US$) x 100(number of shares) = 672 US$

Before drop in Early March:

Price of 1 share                       : US$28.50

Therefore, Price of 100 shares : US$28.50 x 100 = US$2850

After drop in Late May:

 Price of 1 share                      : US$21.78

Therefore, price of 100 shares : US$21.78 x 100 = US$2178

     Loss due to drop in share:

For 1 share : (US$28.50 - US$21.78) = US$6.72
Therefore for 100 shares : (US$28.50 - US$21.78) x 100 = US$6.72 x 100 = US$672

(28.50-21.78)*100=2850-2178=672

Price of shares has dropped from $28.50 to $21.78.

This implies the change in share rates or loss of amount to be $6.72

For 1 share if it is a loss of $6.72 ,then for 100 shares it would be

[ $6.72\times100$ =$ $672$ ].

(28.50 US$(original cost) - 21.78 US $(cost after)) x 100(number of shares) = 6.72 *100 = 672 US$

Total money lost = (money lost in one share)* total no. of shares Here money lost in one share= 28.5-21.78 = 6.72 Total shares = 100 Therefore total loss = 6.72*100= 672

We know that in early March 2013, the price of Silver Shares (SLV) was US$ 28.50 and in late May it dropped to US$21.78. Therefore, drop in prices = 28.50 - 21.78 = US$6.72

We own 100 shares. Hence, our loss is 6.72 x 100 = US$672

So, the loss in share value of 100 shares is US$672.

In early March you have 100 shares of SLV worth US$28.50. US$28.50 x 100=US$2850. In late May you have 100 shares of SLV worth US$21.78. US$21.78 x 100=US$2178. US$2850-US$2178=US$672.

lost per share = US$28.50 - US$21.78 = US$6.72 lost in 100 shares = US$672 * 100 = US$672

we know, each share price dropped from U$ 28.50 to U$ 21.78. We have 100 shares. At first, we have U$ 28.50 * 100 = U$ 2850. Now, we have only U$21.78 * 100 = U$ 2178. So, we lost U$ 2850 - U$ 2178 = U$ 672

(28.50 * 100) - (21.78 * 100) = 672

loss for one share =6.72 loss for 100 share=6.72*100=672

cost of 1 share of slv in march = $28.50 cost of 100 share of slv = $28.50 \times 100 = $2850 now, cost of 1 share of slv in may = $21.78 cost of 100 share of slv = $21.78 \times 100 = $2178 so the loss is $2850 - $2178 = $672

price of 100 shares in march 2013 =28.50 100=2850
price of 100 shares in may 2013 =21.78
100=2178
loss =2850-2178=672

the clear solution is... the difference between the two prices gives the loss encountered per each share. Hence the loss on each share is $6.72. If you have owned 100 shares multiply the loss per each share with 100. Therefore, the loss per hundred shares is $672..

$28.50 - $21.78 = 6.72

Therefore, $28.50(100) - $21.78(100) = 6.72(100) which results in $2,850 - $2,178 = $672

Em março as ações custavam US$28.50 cada, já em maio US$21.78. Logo, se alguém tinha 100 ações, teria também US$2850, como elas desvalorizaram, passaram a valer o total de US$2178, que equivale a US$21.78x100. Para calcular o dinheiro perdido basta subtrair os valores:

• 2850 - 2178 = 672.

A resposta é 672.

28.50-21.78= answer answer x 100= final answer

28.50 - 21.78

28.50 100-21.78 100

(28.50-21.78)X100=6.72X100=$672

Solution =2850$-2178$=672$

28.5 - 21.78 =6.72 we lost 6.72 per share.So in 100 shares it becomes 672

Check out for the decrease and simply multiply it out with 100 as time period is not changing.

$(28.50 \times 100) - (21.78 \times 100) = \boxed {672}$

I have lost (28.50-21.78 )=6.72 for 1 share.i lost for 100 share (6.72*100)=672

(28.50 - 21.78) * 100

Loss for 1 share = $28.50 - 21.78 = 6.72$

Loss for 100 shares $= 100*6.72 = 672$

lost money for one share = 28.5 - 21.78 = 6.72

so for 100 share , total lost = 100 * 6.72 = 672

Cost dropped = $28.5 - $21.78 = $6.72 SLV Owned = 100 Money lost = 6.72 * 100 = $672

(28.50-21.78)x100

(28,5-21,78) = 6,72 x 100 = 672,00

Em Março temos que

1 ação -----> 28,50 US$ 100 ações -----> 2850 US$

Em Maio

1 ação -----> 21,78 US$ 100 ações -----> 2178 US$

assim calculando o prejuizo de Março a Maio

2850 - 2178 = 672 US$

money at march less money on may:

2850 - 2178 = 672

$28.50-$21.78=6.72 6.72*100=672

28.50-21.78 = 6.72

6.72*100 = 672

difference is 6.72 and share is 100. so the solution is 6.72*100

first we subtract the first price of SLV to know how much we lost per share : $28.50 - 21.78 = 6.72$

because we have 100 shares of SLV, then we multiply our lost per share with 100 : $6.72 \times 100 = 672$

then the correct answer is $672$

Just subtracted the amount and multiplied by 100

100( 28.5-21.78)=672

28.50-21.78= 6.72 6.72*100=672

( $28.5 per share - $21.28 per share ) * 100 shares = $672

(28.50$ 100)-(21.78$ 100)

672

28.50 100 - 21.78 100 = 672

(US$ 28.50 - US$ 21.78) x 100 = US$ 672

28.50 - 21.78 = 6.72 * 100 = $672

(28.50 US$ - 21.78 US$) x 100(number of shares) = 672 US$

(28.5-21.78)*100

(28.50-21.78) x 100 = 672

• slv_before = 28.5
• slv_after = 21.78

(slv before * 100) - (slv after * 100)

Initial Value=28.5 US& Final Value=21.78 US$ Loss is one share =US$(28.5-21.78)=6.72 US$ Hence, for 100 shares, the total loss = 6.72*100 =672.

drop in share = 28.50 -21.78 = 6.72 if you have hundred share then loss = 6.72 * 100 = 672

(28.50-21.78)100=672

28,50 - 21,78 = 6,72 por ação. Como ele tinha 100 ações irá perder: 100 x 6,72 = 672

subtract the two rates and multiply the difference by 100.

First Minus ($28.50-$21.75)=6.72 and than multiply it by 100 Shares.

$March-May(Per\;\;share)=\$6.72$

For $100 shares$ , just multiply and we get to lose $\$672$

28.50= 1 shares (28.50x100) - 21.78=1 shares (21.78x100) = 672US$ lost .

(28.50x100)-(21.78x100)=672us$

28.50-21.78=6,72x100=US$672

(28.50US$-21.78US$)*100(NO. OF SHARES)=672US$

In early march = US$ 28,50 ; in late march = US$ 21,78 ; number of shares = 100

So, how much money would have lost during March is (28,5 - 21,78) . 100 = 6,72 . 100 = 672

(28.50$- 21.78$) * 100= 672$

(28.50 US$ - 21.78 US$) x 100(number of shares) = 672 US$

First, you need to find the amount you lose per share (in US$/share)

US$28.50/share - US$21.78/share = US$ 6.72/share.

Then, you can now multiply the number of your loss per share with your total share.

Total money lost = US$6.72/share * 100 share = US$672.

The prices of SLV US$ 28.50 x 100 (number of share) = US$ 2850.

US$ 21.78 x100 (number of share) = US$ 2178.

US$ 2850 - US$ 2178 = US$ 672

100 * (US$ 28.50 - US$ 21.78) = US$ 672

(US$28.50-US$21.78)*100=US$672

($28.50-$21.78)*100=672$

100 x 28,5=2850$ and 100 x 21,78=2178$ so the loss is 2850 - 2178=672

Loss on 1 share=US$28.50-US$21.78

                   =US$6.72

So, Loss on 100 share=6.72 X 100

                            =US$ 672

1 share in early march 2013 = 28.50$, 1 share in late may 2013 = 21.78$, so the money lost in 1 share during this time period = 6.72$ and thus money lost if i had owned 100 shares = 6.72*100 = 672$

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