A company issued shares of Rs. 100 each on which Rs. 80 has been paid-up and the company declares a dividend of 25%. The amount of dividend per share comes to Rs. 20. On the basis of normal rate of return of 10%, the market value of share will be
A. Rs. 40/40
B. Rs. 120/120
C. Rs. 160/160
D. Rs. 200/200
Answer: Option D
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