Solution :- The Most or we say the maximum amount the investor should ready to pay is $982 As This is the rate according to his required return .
If the Investor pay the amount higher than $982 then he is unable to get recovered his required return so the maximum amount paid by investor is $982
Therefore the Correct answer is (B).
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