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Assume​ ExxonMobil's price dropped to ​$30 overnight. Given the dividend growth rate of ExxonMobil of 4.00​%...

Assume​ ExxonMobil's price dropped to ​$30 overnight. Given the dividend growth rate of ExxonMobil of 4.00​% and the last annual dividend of ​$1.60, what is the implied required rate of return necessary to justify the new lower market price of $30​?

​(Round to two decimal​ places.)

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as per growth model,

required rate of return = D0(1+growth rate) / Price + growth rate

=>$1.60*(1.04)/ $30 + 0.04

=>0.05546667+0.04

=>0.09546667

=>9.55%

required rate of return = 9.55%.

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