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长江公司为上市公司，2012年1月1日发行在外的普通股股数为20000万股。2012年，长江公司发生以下与权益性工具相关的交易或事项： (1)3月20日，长江公司与承销商签订股份发行合同。4月1日，定向增发8000万股普通股作为非同一控制下企业合并对价，于当日取得对被购买方的控制权。 (2)7月1日，根据股东大会决议，以2012年6月30日股份为基础分派股票股利，每10股送3股。 (3)10月1日，根据经批准的股权激励计划，授予高级管理人员4000万股股票期权，每一份期权行权时可按4元的价格购买长江公司的1股普通股。 (4)长江公司2012年10月1日至2012年12月31日普通股平均市价为每股10元，2012年度合并净利润为17500万元，其中归属于长江公司普通股股东的部分为14000万元。 (5)2011年1月1日发行在外的普通股份为20000万股，2011年度未发生变化。2011年度合并净利润为15000万元，其中归属于长江公司普通股股东的部分为12000万元。 要求：根据上述资料，不考虑其他因素，回答下列问题(计算结果保留四位小数)。 下列各项关于长江公司每股收益计算的表述中，错误的有( )。
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