Gordon's Reproductions posted the following results in $2021$ and projected results through $2026.$ Gordon Green, the owner, wants to

retire between now and the end of $2026.$ Assume a discount rate of $24$ percent from now until $2026,$ dropping to $16\%$ thereafter. The

company is expected to grow at $7\%$ per year after $2026.$ A$.$ Calculate the net present value of the free cash flow for the end of the year in $2022.$ B: gordon has been told that the Price Earnings ratio for his type of business is $12.$ Compute the price earnings ratio for current earnings. Then compute the Price Earnings ratio if he waited until $2026$ to sell the business. Discount the $2026$ value back to $2022$ and compare the results. C: Gordon owns $85\%$ of the stock. Assuming that he arranges to sell the business for the highest valuation. What would he receive at the end of $2022$ and what would the investors receive. How much would he receive if he waited until $2026$ to sell the business? D: Gordon started the business in $2017$ with an investment of $$23,000.$ In $2020$ he accepted an investment of $$200,000$ from an angel investor group. They received $15\%$ of the stock in return for their investment. If he waits until $2026$ to sell and uses the highest valuation, what will his internal rate of return be$?$ What will the internal rate of return be for his investors?