Price of Stock A in 1 year:
Required Return = [P1 - P0 + D1] / P0
0.054 = [P1 - $59.76 + $3.74] / $59.76
0.054 * $59.76 = P1 - $56.02
P1 = $3.23 + $56.02 = $59.25
Value of holdings in 1 year = Price of Stock A in 1 year + Price of Stock B in 1 year
$144 = $59.25 + Price of Stock B in 1 year
Price of Stock B in 1 year = $144 - $59.25 = $84.75
Price of Stock B now:
Required Return = [P1 - P0 + D1] / P0
0.1203 = [$84.75 - P0 + $4.89] / P0
0.1203 * P0 = $88.50 - P0
P0 + [0.1203 * P0] = $89.64
1.1203 * P0 = $89.64
P0 = $89.64 / 1.1203 = $80.02
So, option "b" is correct.
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