Use the following information posted at the end of the trading day on April 22 toanswer the questions below.April 22nd:52-week 52-weekLowHighSymbol151,650 107,200 BRK/A120.266.3963.69 46.64266.81 112.1139.63 27.51144.04 92.18FCXMCDPTRTXNWBKStockBerkshireHathaway IncFreeport-McMoRanCopper & Gold IncMcDonald'sCorporationPetroChinaCompany LtdTexas Instruments IncWestpac BankingCorporationLast127,200118.6558.35137.1928.85113.62Sales ofChange 100s-10003.51 147,540 120.06 116.64-0.55High Low4.11 128,600 127,000+2.16106,077 58.77 57.4216,266 140.92 136.09-1.74 288,012 29.64 28.38332.7 115.35 113.502.45 .X If McDonald's Corporation closed at $63.50 on April 23rd (next day), whatwould be the percent change (close to close) for this stock from April 22ndto April 23rd? Round to the nearest tenth of a percent.8.82This form was created inside of Rio Rancho Public Schools.Google FormsSUS*X

Here, Closing Price of Mc on 23 April is $63.50 Closing Price of Mc on 22 April is $58.35

"P Use the following information posted at the end of the trading day on April 22 to answer the questions below. April 22nd: 52-week 52-week Low High Symbol 151,650 107,200 BRK/A 120.2 66.39 63.69 46.64 266.81 112.11 FCX MCD PTR Stock Berkshire Hathaway Inc Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc McDonald's Corporation PetroChina Last 127,200 118.65 58.35 137.19 Change -1000 Sales of 100s High Low 4.11 128,600 127,000 3.51 147,540 120.06 116.64 -0.55 106,077 58.77 57.42 12.16 16.266 140.92 136.09

"P Use the following information posted at the end of the trading day on April 22 to answer the questions below. April 22nd: 52-week 52-week Low High Symbol 151,650 107,200 BRK/A 120.2 66.39 63.69 46.64 266.81 112.11 FCX MCD PTR Stock Berkshire Hathaway Inc Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc McDonald's Corporation PetroChina Last 127,200 118.65 58.35 137.19 Change -1000 Sales of 100s High Low 4.11 128,600 127,000 3.51 147,540 120.06 116.64 -0.55 106,077 58.77 57.42 12.16 16.266 140.92 136.09

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