Business, 02.06.2021 01:20 maariaaa10

You purchase $300 worth of the same stock every quarter for one year at prices per share of $15, $12, $10, and $20, respectively. By using this dollar-cost averaging strategy, you paid less overall than the average share price of $14.25. What was the average cost per share that you paid? please help

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