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IF YOU WANT TO BE A VET READ THIS!!!

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Yes! I am in going into 10th grade and am so excited to do vet school! I take a vet class and a marine biology class every week! I already started looking into colleges like UCDavis and the university of Colorado! I have birds fish and dogs as well!

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If d0 = $1.75, g (which is constant) = 3.6%, and p0 = $40.00, what is the stock's expected total return for the coming year?

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The answer is "a. 8.13%".

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Given that;

d0 = $1.75

p0 = $40.00

g = 3.6% = 0.036

By using the formula;

Price of the stock = (Dividend this year)(1+g) ÷ (r - g)

By putting the values;

40 = (1.75)(1+0.036) ÷ (r - 0.036)

r - 0.036 = (1.75)(1.036) ÷ 40

r - 0.036 = 1.813 ÷ 40

r - 0.036 = 0.045325

r = 0.045325 + 0.036

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