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Performing EPS/EBIT analysis, how is the first row (EBIT) determined? A. Use the most recent year EBIT number plus or minus the impact of recommendations to determine a range. B. Use the most recent year EPS number plus or minus the impact of recommendations to determine a range. C. Use the most recent year Revenues number plus or minus the impact of recommendations to determine a range. D. Use the most recent year Cash number plus or minus the impact of recommendations to determine a range. E. Use the most recent year Retained Earnings number plus or minus the impact of recommendations to determine a range

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