QUESTION 5You are contemplating investing in a company that will pay a dividend of AED 2.72 per share this year. You expect that the company will maintain aconstant growth rate of 9% per year every year from now on. How much will you pay per share for this company if your required return is 19%?Please write your final answer in the box below. Please write the formula, steps for calculation in the space provided in the next question.Furthermore, please elaborate what will be the price per share if the required return increases by 67%. Please provide complete details of thecalculations as well as an explanation of the effect of the share price.QUESTION 6Please write complete details of the solution of the above question in the space provided below. Assume that the current market price per share of the company is AED 30. Will you investin this company or not? Please elaborate?For the toolbar

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