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- nine percent if you go through the entire calculation that's how all these individuals are coming so that is the end of
- and we present value then for whatever period of time there it with it's going to be tore safe so that is the end of
- I'd say G one is 20% and it's gonna be last three years beginning and your four dividends are gonna grow at a
- Again yield the maturity the average rate of return on a bond if it's held at maturity I why in this case as
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