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Attached is Apple Inc.'s financial information. Please answer questions 1-3.
1. Apple's earnings per share in 2021 is ___
a. 2.74
b. 4.28
c. 3.42
d. 5.80
2. Apple's price-to-earnings ratio on 12/31/2021 is ____
a. 49.29
b. 15.46
c. 23. 28
d. 30.61
3. Apple's
a. 17.27
b. 19.18
c. 14.82
d. 15.35
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