Wilson Pharmaceuticals$$ stock has done very well in the market during the last three years. It has risen from $$85$ to $$110$ per share. The firm$$s current statement of stockholders$$ equity is as follows:

Common stock $(2$ million shares issued at par value of $$10$ per share$)$$ $20,000,000$Paid$-$in capital in excess of par$17,000,000$Retained earnings$43,000,000$Net worth$ $80,000,000$

a$-1.$ How many shares would be outstanding after a two$-$for$-$one stock split?

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a$-2.$ What would be its par value?

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b$-1.$ How many shares would be outstanding after a three$-$for$-$one stock split?

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b$-2$ What would be its par value?

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c$.$ Assume that Wilson earned $$14$ million. What would its earnings per share be before and after the two$-$for$-$one stock split? After the three$-$for$-$one stock split?

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d$.$ What would be the price per share after the two$-$for$-$one stock split? After the three$-$for$-$one stock split? $($Assume that the price$-$earnings ratio of $15\mathrm{.}71$ stays the same.$)$

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