Use the following sequence to answer questions 6-8: A stock sells for $75 and currently pays a dividend of $0.50. The current T-bill rate is 1% and the stock has a beta of 0.45. 6. If the market expects a 10 percent rate of return on this stock, what dividend growth rate do the figures imply? A. 13.7% B. 12.5% C. 11.9% D. 10.8% E. 9.3% 7. Suppose the stock actually paid a dividend of $5.00 (not $0.50). Using the growth rate from the previous problem, what required rate of return do these figures imply? A. -2.0% B. 7.3% C. 18.2% D. 9.9% E. 16.6% 8. How much larger is the return on the market if the dividend is changed from $0.50 to $5.00? A. 15.7% B. 35.7% C. 21.0% D. 14.7% E. 6.6%