Explain all point of question with proper step by step and type the Answer. 3Given the information below for Seger Corporation, compute the expected share price at the end of 2022 using price ratio analysis.Assume that the historical (arithmetic) average growth rates will remain the same for 2022.Note: Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to 2 decimal places.YearPriceEPSCFPSSPE2016$ 91.604.497.7247.60Using PE ratioUsing P/CF ratioUsing P/S ratio2017$ 97.505.208.6052.602018$ 96.206.008.9852.00Share Price202020212019$93.70 $ 115.20 $ 130.608.457.4512.0713.2866.7074.706.7010.5755.50

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Tear Price EPS CFPH SPE 2016 $91.60 4.49 7.72 47.60 2017 $97.50 5.20 8.60 52.60 2018 $96.20 6.00 8.98 52.00 2019 2020 $ 93.70 $ 115.20 6.70 7.45 12.07 66.70 10.57 55.50 2021 $130.60 8.45 13.28 74.70

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