Bowen purchases 80 shares of a stock for $31.96. in 6 years, he sells the stocks for $2,743.31. he calculates his roi, shown below. did he do this correctly? if not what error did he make? (2,743.31 - 31.95(80)(6)) / (31.96(80)(6)) = -82.1% roi

cost of 1 share = 31.96

cost of 80 shares = 2556.8

selling price of stocks = 2743.31

ROI =( net profit/ total investment ) * 100

ROI= ( ( 2743.31 - 2556.8) / 2556.8) * 100

ROI = (186.51/2556.8 ) * 100

ROI = 7.29 %

the mistake done by Bowen is that he has taken time (number of years = 6) in calculation which is not required and is resulting in the wrong answer

answer: $201

step-by-step explanation: to get the answer, you first get 3 nieces that he sold and multiply it by 67 and get $201, so he earned $201 selling his nieces.

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