If a dissenting shareholder exercises an appraisal right when a proposed merger is involved,which of the following is generally used to determine the value of stock?

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A)Generally,the value of the shares on the day before the shareholder vote is used
to value shares when an appraisal right is involved.
B)Generally,the value of the shares on the day before the shareholder vote is used to value shares when an appraisal right is involved.
C)Generally,the value of the shares on the day before the shareholder vote is used to value shares when an appraisal right is involved.
D)Generally,the value of the shares on the day before the shareholder vote is used to value shares when an appraisal right is involved.
E)Generally,the value of the shares on the day before the shareholder vote is used to value shares when an appraisal right is involved.

If a Dissenting Shareholder Exercises an Appraisal Right When a Proposed