EPS=Earnings/Shares outstanding
=(5000,000,000/2000,000,000)
which is equal to
=2.50.
Question 11 (0.2 points) Company XYZ has Earnings of $5000,000,000 and 2000,000,000 shares outstanding? What is...
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