Problem 9-091.15P/E ratiosExpected growthDividend yieldyearsS&PIndustrials17.000.090.04KayleighIndustriesWhat is the implied growth duration of Kayleigh Industries, given the information provided above. Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer totwo decimal places.23.000.130.03

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