When March Green Products Ltd. started their business they issued 150,000 common shares and 10,000 noncumulative preferred shares. Their first declaration of dividends happened in Year 4 of operations, and was for $2700,000. What was the per share dividend received by the common shareholders? O $142 O $1.6875 O $1.80 O cannot be determined with the information provided

When March Green Products Ltd. started their business they issued 150,000 common shares and 10,000 noncumulative preferred shares. Their first declaration of dividends happened in Year 4 of operations, and was for $2700,000. What was the per share dividend received by the common shareholders? O $142 O $1.6875 O $1.80 O cannot be determined with the information provided

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