Swink Electric, Inc., has just developed a solar panel capable of generating

$200$ percent more electricity than any solar panel currently on the market. As a

result, Swink is expected to experience a $15$ percent annual growth rate for the

next five years. When the five$-$year period ends, other firms will have developed

comparable technology, and Swink$$s growth rate will slow to $5$ percent per year

indefinitely. Stockholders require a return of $12$ percent on Swink$$s stock.

The firm$$s most recent annual dividend $($D$0),$ which was paid yesterday, was

$$1\mathrm{.}75$ per share.Calculate Swink's expected dividends for the next five years and present values of these dividends.Calculate stock price at the end of the $5$th year.Calculate stock price today, P$0.$Calculate the dividend yield $($D$1/$P$0),$ the expected capital gains yield for the current year $($Year $1).$Draw a graph to show the expected dividends over the next five years