18. Suppose in 2023, Tyson's Net Sales is expected to grow at 12%, using the Additional Fund Needed (AFN) formula calculate Tyson AFN to support its 12% growth using its status quo in 2022. And then, given your calculated AFN, suppose that Tyson decides to fund all its projected AFN by issuing new Long-term Debt, calculate the projected Total Liabilities-to-Total Asset ratio for Tyson in 2023. (Cash dividends during 2022 is \$153, the same units as stated in financial statements) (5 points) Use this information for questions 16,17 and 18 only. 18. Suppose in 2023, Tyson's Net Sales is expected to grow at 12%, using the Additional Fund Needed (AFN) formula calculate Tyson AFN to support its 12% growth using its status quo in 2022. And then, given your calculated AFN, suppose that Tyson decides to fund all its projected AFN by issuing new Long-term Debt, calculate the projected Total Liabilities-to-Total Asset ratio for Tyson in 2023. (Cash dividends during 2022 is \$153, the same units as stated in financial statements) (5 points) Use this information for questions 16,17 and 18 only