On 16th may 2021 you purchased some shares at a price of $78 per dollar a share and a year later you sold them for $92 a share. At the end of the year of purchase, you received a cash dividend of $2.5 a share. compute the holding period return on the share. show all the workings to justify your answer.

On 16th may 2021 you purchased some shares at a price of $78 per dollar a share and a year later you sold them for $92 a share. At the end of the year of purchase, you received a cash dividend of $2.5 a share. compute the holding period return on the share. show all the workings to justify your answer.

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