D0 = $ 3
D1 = 3* (1+10%) = 3* 1.1 = $ 3.3
D2 = 3.3*(1+10%) = $ 3.63
D3 = 3.63*(1+5%) = 3.8115
D4 = 3.8115*(1+5%) = 4.002
D5 = 4.002*(1.05) =4.202
Cost of capital = 16%
TerMinal Value = 4.202*(1+3%)/(16%- 3%) = $ 33.29
Stock Price =3.3/1.16 + 3.63/1.16^2 + 3.8115/1.16^3 + 4.002/1.16^4 + 4.202/1.16^5 + 33.29/1.16^5
= 28.047
So the answer is C)
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