b) Your parents are 57 years old and plan to retire at age 65. They have $500,000 in an eight-year term deposit that earns 10 percent compounded annually. If they save $8,000 annually for the next three years and $25,000 annually thereafter until retirement, how much money will they have accumulated by the time they retire, if they earn 8 percent on their savings? (c) Discuss two (2) reasons why firms do not generally use both a short and long-run weighted average cost of capital for capital budgeting decisions. (d) Make Yourself Beautify Dental Surgery Company just paid a $20 dividend. The company expects that dividends will grow at a 50% annual rate for the next 2 years, and then settle down to a steady growth rate of 5% annually. If the investor's required rate of return is 15%, what is the value of this stock today?