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    Many thanks, Sir.

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    Great. Many thanks.

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    Alright. Many thanks, Sir.

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    Okay ?. Many thanks, Sir.

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    Ok. Many Thanks.

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    Ok. I’m indeed grateful, Sir.

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    Marvellous. Many thanks, Sir. I am indeed grateful.

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    Interesting. I am indeed grateful, Sir.

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    I am gradually being loaded indeed.

    Many thanks, Sir.

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    Okay. Many thanks, Sir.

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    Thank you for your attention. But if I may restate my question again because I’m not clear yet.

    We have 10 directors and estimates that 4 will leave in the 1st year and 2 will also leave in the year 2nd year over a three year period.

    Shouldn’t the calculations look like this, especially in year 2:

    Year 1
    10-4 × number of shares × share price ×1/3

    Year 2
    6-2 × number of shares × share price × 2/3

    My challenge is that in the lecture, you used the total number of directors throughout the calculations. That is,

    Year 1
    10-4 × number of shares × share price ×1/3

    Year 2
    10-2 × number of shares × share price × 2/3

    Thank you.

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    Okay. Thanks.

    I asked because there were situations where the CO2 exceeded 55g, but it wasn’t used.

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    Oh, okay, many thanks for your attention and sacrifices. I get it now. I’m indeed grateful.

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