Assume you just purchased 250 shares of Home Depot at $40.00 per share, and 50 percent of this was purchased "on the margin." a. Determine your contribution to this transaction: Total cost $ Contribution b. What would happen to your investment if the price of Home Depot stock rose to $50.00 per share (ignoring any possible dividends)? Total value $ Loan Margin What was your profit? c. What would happen to your investment if the price of Home Depot stock fell to $30.00 per share (ignoring any possible dividends)? Total value a. Assume you just purchased 250 shares of Home Depot at $40.00 per share, and 50 percent of this was purchased "on the margin", the amount of your contribution is (Round to the nearest cent.) b. If the price of Home Depot stock rose to $50.00 per share (ignoring any possible dividends), the total value of the investment would now be $ (Round to the nearest cent.) The loan amount is: (Round to the nearest cent.) The amount of the margin is now $ (Round to the nearest cent.) The profit is: (Round to the nearest cent.) c. If the price of Home Depot stock fell to $30.00 per share (ignoring any possible dividends), the total value of the investment would now be $ (Round to the nearest cent.) The amount of the margin is now $ (Round to the nearest cent.) The loss is : (Round to the nearest cent and enter as a negative number.)