were supposed to do each question then compare them (why theyre alike and similar) tysm!

The Wayne Corporation expects to have a changing dividend policy over the next few years starting with the dividend that they just paid of $8.63. In the following year their dividend will grow by 22.8% and in the year after by 12.6%. Following that they expect their dividends to continue growing at a constant rate of 5.6% forever. If the required rate of return for Wayne is 12.7% per year, what is the price today of Wayne shares? Answer to the nearest penny. Answer: JFG stock is expected to pay a dividend of $5.21 a share in one year. Thereafter, the expected annual growth rate of the dividend is 3.1%. Based on the Dividend Growth model, what is the most that you would be willing to pay for a share of JFG stock today if your required rate of return is 11.3% per annum? Answer to the nearest penny