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Using Dividend Model with constant growth, if Krf = 4%, Km = 9%, Beta = 1.3, Do = $3, g = constant 5% for next 3 years, what is the total PV of the dividend stream for the next 3 years? What is the stock's current market value? What is the expected market price of the stock one year from now? Also, show formulas and entries in financial calculator.

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