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DDD Company had the following ordinary share transactions for the current year:
| January 1 | Beginning balance, 120,000 shares, P50 par |
| June 1 | Issued 12,000 shares at P60 per share |
| September 30 | Purchased 24,000 shares at P55 per share to be held as treasury |
The entity reported net income of P3,630,000, after an expropriation loss of P605,000 for the current year.
Questions:
1. Compute for the average shares outstanding.
2. Compute for the basic earnings per share.
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