Sum Invested by the Man = Rs. 4368Nominal Value of 1 Share = Rs. 100Market Value of 1 Share = Rs. 91

∵ No. of Shares = Investment/M.V. of 1 Share. = 4368/91 = 48 shares.

∴ The Original Number of Shares which the Man have is 48.

Now,In First Case,New Market Value of 1 Share = Rs. 95.When Market Price is Rs., 95 Man Sold 24 Shares.

Sum Invested by the Man to sell 24 Shares = 24× New M.V. of 1 Share.= 24× 95= Rs. 2280.

In Second Case,

Number of Shares left = 48 - 24= 24 Shares.Man sold these Shares when there price fall to Rs. 85 Per Shares.∴ Market Price of One share = Rs. 85.

∴ Investment = Number of Shares× Market Value of 1 Shares. = 24× 85 = Rs. 2040

Total money gained by the main in selling these Shares = 2,280 + 2,040= Rs. 4,320Now, We can see that Money gained by the Man in selling the Shares is less than the Money Invested by the Man in buying the Shares.∴ There is a loss.

Loss = Total Investment in Buying the Shares - Total Money Gained by the Man in selling the Shares.= 4368 - 4320= Rs. 48.

∴ Loss suffered by the Man during the Whole Transactions is Rs. 48.