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Dividend yield is calculated using the below fornula:
Dividend yield= Dividend/ Share price
= $1.60/ $92
= 0.0174*100
= 1.74%.
Capital Gains Yield is calculated using the below fornula:
Capital Gains Yield= Current price-original price/Original price*100
= $92 - $82/ $82*100
= $10/ $82*100
= 0.1220*100
= 12.20%.
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