please answer with explanation on how to solve this, thank you in advance! using a BA II plus if needed!
Price of share = D1 / required rate - growth rate
Price of share = (3 * 1.05) / 0.12 - 0.05
Price of share = 3.15 /0.07
Price of share = $45
There if no need for financial calculator
Please answer with explanation on how to solve this, thank you in advance! using a BA II plus if ...
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