 Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we are going to discuss the following question and the question says that a company A has $1.5 annual dividend, the company's stock trades at $25, another company B has $2.5 annual dividend, the company's stock trades at $35 compare the dividend yields of the two companies. We know that dividend yield is equal to annual dividend per share upon stock price per share. With this key idea we shall proceed with the solution. Given that company A's annual dividend per share is equal to $1.5 and the company's stock trades at $25, so the stock's price per share of company A will be equal to $25, this implies that dividend yield of company A will be equal to annual dividend per share that is $1.5 upon stock's price per share that is $25 which is equal to $15 upon $250 that is $3 upon $50 which is equal to $0.06, so the yield percent of company A is equal to 6%. Similarly, company B's annual dividend per share is equal to $2.5 and the company's stock trades at $35, so the stock's price per share is equal to $35, this implies that dividend yield of company B will be equal to annual dividend per share that is $2.5 upon stock's price per share that is $35 which is equal to $25 upon $350 that is $5 upon $70 which is equal to $0.071, so the yield percent of company B is equal to 7.1%. So now as the yield percent of company A is 6% and the yield percent of company B is 7.1%, hence we can say that company B has a better dividend yield. This completes the session. Hope you have understood it well.