Expected future cash flow of stock are
Dividend of $8.25 after 2 years
$72 with the sale of stock after 2 years.
since required rate of return of stock is 8%
So today's price should be PV of dividend and stock price after 2 years
SO, stock price today = 8.25/1.08^2 + 72/1.08^2 = $68.80
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