Mrs. Diana Comazzi, the owner of Comazzi Company (CC), is planning to acquire Small Airplane Manufacturing Company (SAMC), a company that produces small single engine airplanes. Mrs. Somazzi asks one of his executives, Mr. Piero, to determine the maximum price that CC should pay to acquire SAMC. After a few weeks of research, Mr. Piero concluded that SAMC should keep SAMC for 15 years at which point CC could sell SAMC for an estimated of $90,000,000. Mr. Piero estimates annual sales of 10 airplanes for SAMC, with a unit price of $1,367,200 to start. In addition, he is confident that this price can be raised at a rate of 3.20% per year over 15 years without affecting the annual sales. Mr. Piero is planning to finance the acquisition entirely by selling a series of bonds with after tax cost (after tax yield to maturity) of 8%. Based on information above, how much-at maximum- do you think CC should pay to acquire SAMC