Suppose you own 5% of Coastal Corporation's 400,000 outstanding common shares. The stock was trading for $165 per share before Coastal executives announced a 3-for-2 stock split. After the split, you will own shares worth per share.

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Suppose you own 5% of Coastal Corporation's 300,000 outstanding common shares. The stock was trading for $135 per share before Coastal executives announced a 3-for-2 stock split. After the split, you will own shares worth share. per O 15,000; $135 O22,500; $135 O 15,000 $90 O 30,000: $110 22,500; $90

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