If 1) the expected return for Mindy's Mending stock is 18.58 percent; 2) the dividend is expected to be $0.00 in one year, $8.92 in two years, $0.00 in threeyears, $7.31 in four years, and $10.17 in five years; and 3) after the dividend is paid in five years, the dividend is expected to grow by 1.76 percent per yearforever, then what is the current price of the stock?$40.17 (plus or minus 2 cents)$40.62 (plus or minus 2 cents)$35.83 (plus or minus 2 cents)$36.28 (plus or minus 2 cents)the answer cannot be obtained based on the given information

Step 1: Given Value for Calculation Expected Rate of Return = r = 18.58%Dividend for Year 1 = d1 =…

Answered: If 1) the expected return for Mindy's…

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