You expect a common stock to pay fixed dividends of $15 per year for the next 10 years. You also expect the price of this stock in year 10 to be $100. This stock is moderately risky and you require a rate of return of k = 0.15 from this stock. This means you are willing to pay dollars for it today. D Question 12 2 pts You expect a common stock to pay fixed dividends of $15 for 100 the next years. You also expect the price of this stock in year 100 to be $100. This stock is somewhat risky and you require a rate of return of k = 0.25 from this stock. According to the Gordon formula, you are willing to pay dollars for it today. Question 13 2 pts Currently (year O) a stock is paying a dividend of $10. You expect dividends to grow at a rate of 5 percent per year for the next 100 years. You also expect the price of this stock in year 100 to be $100. This stock is somewhat risky and you require a rate of return of k = 0.25 from this stock. According to the Gordon formula, you are willing to pay dollars for it today