Formuals Used:-
Profit Before Tax =B28-B29-B30
tax=B31*20%
Profit after tax=B31-B32
Operating Cashflow=B33+B30
Total cash flow at(year=0)=-100-25
Total Cashflow at (year=5)=F34+25+20
Next Question no 35 :-
Share price = Dividend*(1+g)/(r-g)
= 3.7*1.024(0.092-0.024)
= 55.7176
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