\f5. A year ago you bought a stock at $20/share, and you decide to sell it for $25/share now. The stock paid $3 per share in dividends over the past year. What is your total percent return? A. 20% B. 25% C. 32% D. 40%1. Why does the value of a share of stock depend on dividends? A. Because the U.S. Constitution requires that all corporations must pay dividends B. Because dividends are linked to the coupons on the corporation's bonds C. Because dividends are an important part of the stock's cash flows D. Because corporations use dividends to fight inflation 2. Which special case of dividend payments can be viewed as an ordinary perpetuity? A. When dividends have zero growth B. When dividends grow at the same rate as inflation C. When dividends are calculated from coupon payments D. All of the above 3. Given that Bit Digital was up by 3,688% for 2021, why didn't all investors hold Bit Digital? A. Because Bit Digital didn't pay enough dividends B. Because Bit Digital had an egomaniac as its CEO C. Because back in 2020, Bit Digital hadn't been expected to return 3,688% in 2021 D. Because Bit Digital had a standard deviation equal to 3,688% 4. True or False? Diversification can potentially get rid of all kinds of risks in a stock portfolio. A. True B. False w The