SOLUTION: Prior to an oil spill, the stock in an oil company sold for $120 per share. As a result of the liability that the company incurred from the spill, the price per share fell to ¾ of

SOLUTION: Prior to an oil spill, the stock in an oil company sold for $120 per share. As a result of the liability that the company incurred from the spill, the price per share fell to ¾ of

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Question 1172836: Prior to an oil spill, the stock in an oil company sold for $120 per share. As a result of the liability that the company incurred from the spill, the price per share fell to ¾ of the price before the spill. What did the stock sell for after the spill?
Answer by ikleyn(52781) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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of $120 is = 90 dollars. ANSWER

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