\begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|c|} \hline & & Long-term Grov & Rates & & & & & & & \\ \hline & 184 & \( 0.5 \% \) & \( 1.0 \% \) & \( 1.5 \% \) & \( 2.0 \% \) & \( 2.5 \% \) & \( 3.0 \% \) & \( 3.5 \% \) & \( 40 \% \) & \( 4.5 \% \) \\ \hline Cost of Equity Capital & \( 3.0 \% \) & 379 & 449 & 564 & 795 & 1.488 & \#DIV/0! & \( (1,283) \) & (591) & (360) \\ \hline & \( 3.5 \% \) & 306.7078691 & 348.4025693 & 410.9446197 & 515.1813703 & 723.6548715 & 1349.075375 & \#DIV/0! & -1152.606639 & .527 .1861356 \\ \hline & \( 4.0 \% \) & 255.1951016 & 281.9908075 & 319.5047958 & 375.7757783 & 469.5607491 & 657.1306906 & 1219.840515 & \#DIV/0! & -1030.998783 \\ \hline & \( 4.5 \% \) & 216.8554958 & 234.8662426 & 258.8805717 & 292.5006323 & 342.9307233 & 426.980875 & 595.0811784 & 1099.382088 & \#DIV/0! \\ \hline & \( 5.0 \% \) & 187.2850963 & 199.7827511 & 215.8511644 & 237.2757155 & 267.270087 & 312.2616443 & 387.2475731 & 537.2194308 & 987.1350038 \\ \hline & \( 5.5 \% \) & 163.8421591 & 172.7153548 & 183.8068494 & 198.0673425 & 217.0813332 & 243.7009203 & 283.6303009 & 350.1792685 & 483.2772039 \\ \hline & \( 6.0 \% \) & 144.8461132 & 151.2496142 & 159.0761153 & 168.8592418 & 181.4375472 & 198.2086211 & 221.6881246 & 256.9073797 & 315.6061384 \\ \hline & \( 6.5 \% \) & 129.1770426 & 133.849536 & 139.456528 & 146.3095183 & 154.8757561 & 165.8894905 & 180.5744696 & 201.1334404 & 231.9718966 \\ \hline & \( 7.0 \% \) & 116.0600248 & 119.491529 & 123.5469432 & 128.4134401 & 134.3613809 & 141.7963068 & 151.3554972 & 164.1010845 & 181.9449066 \\ \hline & \( 7.5 \% \) & 104.9418969 & 107.4673048 & 110.413614 & 113.8956158 & 118.074018 & 123.180954 & 129.5646239 & 137.7721996 & 148.7156339 \\ \hline & \( 8.0 \% \) & 95.41731683 & 97.27125032 & 99.41040436 & 101.9060841 & 104.8555237 & 108.3948513 & 112.7206961 & 118.1280021 & 125.0802528 \\ \hline & \( 8.5 \% \) & 87.18255262 & 88.5328535 & 90.0760545 & 91.85667105 & 93.93405702 & 96.38914952 & 99.33526053 & 102.9360629 & 107.4370658 \\ \hline \end{tabular}
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