P0*(1-Flotation cost) = D1/(Ke-g) | ||
20*(1-8%) = 0.75/(Ke-3%) | ||
18.4 = 0.75/(Ke-3%) | ||
Ke-3% = 0.75/18.4 | ||
Ke-3% = 4.08% | ||
Ke = 4.08%+3% | 7.08% | Option B |
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