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Jatin invested $ 27260 in buying $ 100 shares of a company at $ 116 each. If the company paid 16% dividend at the end of the year, find his income from the dividend.

$ 3560
$ 2760
$ 3760
$ 3660

Correct Answer: $ 3760

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