Richard owns one share of stock of Abuela Pastries and one share of stock of Basura Baking. The total value of his holdings is $651.09. Both stocks pay annualdividends that are expected to continue forever. The expected return on Abuela Pastries stock is 19.80 percent and its annual dividend is expected to remainat $22.80 forever. What is the next dividend paid by Basura Baking expected to be if the stock has an annual return of 10.10 percent and dividends areexpected to grow by 3.70 percent annually? The next dividend for both firms' stocks will be paid in one year.$68.48 (plus or minus 5 cents)$34.30 (plus or minus 5 cents)$35.57 (plus or minus 5 cents)$33.08 (plus or minus 5 cents)the answer cannot be obtained based on the given information

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