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(a) Compute the expected book value per share at time 1.
(b) Compute the expected earnings per share of DTI at time 2.
(c) Compute the expected value of the ex-dividend stock price at time 2.
(d) Compute the expected value of the ex-dividend stock price at time 0.
(e) Compute the expected return (over a single-period) on the stock of DTI at time 0 (in %).
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