g. Explain why the 52-week high and 52-week low numbers are the same in both charts. Over the course of the week, no prices were high enough to become a new 52-week high, nor low enough to become a new 52-week low. h. Examine the closing price of Discovery Inc. on October 27. One year earlier, one share closed at 30% higher than that amount. What was the closing price one year earlier? $54.60

g. Explain why the 52-week high and 52-week low numbers are the same in both charts. Over the course of the week, no prices were high enough to become a new 52-week high, nor low enough to become a new 52-week low. h. Examine the closing price of Discovery Inc. on October 27. One year earlier, one share closed at 30% higher than that amount. What was the closing price one year earlier? $54.60

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