A mutual fund charges a 2% front-end load. If an investor invest $2,000 in the fund and the net asset value per share (NAVPS) is $5,00, how many units can he buy?
a. 408
b.400
c.386
d.392
Option D is correct 392 UNITS
Step - 1 Calculation of Net Amount Invested after charging front end load
Investor Invested 2000 in the fund
Fornt end load = 2000 * 0.02 = 40
Net amount Invested for which investor will get the units = 2000 - 40 = 1960
Step 2 - Calculation of Units
No of Units = Net Amount Invested / NAVPS
No of Units = 1960 / 5 = 392
Therefore Investor can buy 392 Units
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