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rate positively ..
| i | Total investment required = | 2,805,784 | |||
| 985784+1820000 | |||||
| ii | Financing from equity = | 37% | |||
| iii=i*ii | Equity amount required= | 1,038,140 | |||
| iv | retained earning= | 1,290,000 | |||
| v=iv-iii | Amount for dividend = | 251,860 | |||
| Ans = | 251,860 | ||||
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