[Solved] What would the rate of return for a stock that increased in value from $60 per share to $63 per share and paid a $3.00 dividend?

Q.	What would the rate of return for a stock that increased in value from $60 per share to $63 per share and paid a $3.00 dividend?
A.	12%
B.	11%
C.	10%
D.	1.5%
Answer» C. 10%

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